FTSE shares cling to gains as mid-cap miners boosted by commodity price gains
US investors showed little fear ahead of a Federal Reserve rate decision due later in the session, and Friday’s always-important US non-farm payrolls.
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‘Illegal’ strike action hurts Anglo American’s copper production
Copper production was down almost 20% in the final quarter of 2016
FTSE 100 shares end softer but smaller caps gain
FTSE 100 ended softer on Thursday following sharp falls by Sage Group and Unilever, while mid- and small-cap stocks gained
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Sky, Unilever and Diageo all on the agenda for a busy Thursday
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In New York, the US blue chip index was up over 150 points to 20,064, the first time it has exceeded the psychologically significant 20,000 level in intraday trading.
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Small decline in 2016 revenue tipped for Unilever
Also reporting: Diageo, Daily Mail, Sky, Anglo American, Lonmin, St James's Place and Whitbread
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FTSE 100 stocks end flat as BT counterweighs a miners’ rally
FTSE 100 stocks closed flat on Tuesday, with miners’ gaining, but telecoms group BT topped the losers after the business endured a £8bn hit. Tickers ended remarkably resilient in the wake of the UK Supreme Court’s decision that the HM Gover
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Of BT's battles with Ofcom & Sky, and Unilever's face-off with supermarkets
Lots of big names reporting this week including: BHP, Dixons Carphone, easyJet, Diageo, Sky, Unilever and BT
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FTSE ends lower as 14 days of highs peter out
FTSE 100 index closed down 0.2% at 7,327 on Monday, as the 14-session record high winning streak crashed after shares in banks and oil companies slipped
FTSE 100 shares mark 14th successive record close
FTSE 100 shares continued their solid rally and even if it was Friday the 13th it was the 14th successive record high close for the blue-chip ticker, built this time by the construction sector
FTSE 100 shares hit 11th successive record high as sterling dips
FTSE 100 shares did it again on Thursday – the 11th successive record high close – as turbulence in sterling finally gave in to a further steady decline and helped push stocks higher. All except retailers, that is
FTSE 100 hits 10th successive record high close
FTSE 100 shares appear positively related to the Nasdaq as the London ticker again hits a fresh record high on Wednesday - its tenth successive
FTSE 100 marks longest record-breaking rally in history
The FTSE 100 index has closed at a record high for the ninth day in a row on Tuesday, the longest such stretch in history, as the bourse got a boost from a weaker home currency
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It was a fantastic year for the miners, less so for the airlines and the retailers.
FTSE 100 hits record high, small-cap FTSE AIM 100 marks 3-year peak
FTSE 100 shares marked a fresh record high on Wednesday and small-caps scaled their highest in nearly three years, as investors, traders and mining stocks were in a more festive mood than their counterparts on Wall Street
2016 was an “extraordinary year” for miners
Investec thinks President-elect Trump could have a major positive impact on commodities and miners in the New Year
FTSE edges higher, small caps help London record 40% gainers, miners sink
FTSE 100 stocks ended higher on Thursday after pulling away from flat positions at midsession while small-caps helped 40% of London’s stocks to gain – one of their best performances this year - but falling prices for copper, zinc and nickel
FTSE stocks led higher towards 7000 by banks, but miners reel from Fed rate hike
FTSE 100 stocks closed higher on Thursday, just shy of the 7000 mark, but the theme of the session was all about weaker sterling in the wake of the US interest rate hike overnight