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Genel shed 11% as it told investors production in Kurdistan would be at the low end of guidance.
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Antofagasta is a Chilean-based copper mining group with interests in transport and water distribution. It is listed on the London Stock Exchange and has been a constituent of the FTSE-100 index since 2004.The Group creates value for its shareholders through the discovery, development and operation of copper mining operations. It is committed to sustainable development, embedding safety and sustainability throughout its operations. In the conduct of its activities, it places great importance on health and safety, management of human resources, community relations and environmental matters.
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Genel shed 11% as it told investors production in Kurdistan would be at the low end of guidance.
FTSE 100 stocks gave up the 7,000 level on Wednesday as mining stocks dragged the market lower
Investors will be looking for any comment on a potential 'hard' Brexit in the Lloyds statement
Britain's banks had enough on their plates already, but the Brexit vote made things more complicated still
FTSE 100 shares closed back above 7,000 level on Friday after Tesco’s (LON:TSCO) trolley was ahead throughout the session.
Broker believes miners are facing commodity price falls in the fourth quarter
London shares ended Wednesday lower but finished the month around 90 points higher
Top UK stocks fell into negative territory late on Tuesday, weighed down by depressed mining stocks after copper prices hit a 10-week low
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The Footsie was 3.4 points ahead at 6841.46 as precious metals lost their shine
London stocks closed higher on Friday, feeding off the initial optimism of Wall Street investors over comments from the US central bank’s chief Janet Yellen, while 15-month highs for zinc prices made miners dominate the skyline
FTSE 100 added 8 to 6,825 and the FTSE AIM 0.4% to 792.5
London stocks ended lower on Monday, as miners reflected the unease over what policymakers might say to urge a US rate hike later this week and oil stocks came off with a weaker Brent crude price
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Brokers were obviously impressed with yesterday’s rally in the mining sector as both Credit Suisse and Jefferies upgraded
London stocks were dominated by gains from miners for a second time in a week while forecast-beating UK retail sales data put Brexit fears in the shade to give blue-chip stocks a firm close on Thursday
The Chelsea Football club owner could afford a new striker with that kind of cash, although it was better news for most mining firms
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William Hill is "in play" but probably out of the price range of its current suitors. Also covered: Antofagasta, BHP, Cairn, Shanta Gold
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