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FTSE 100 makes good ground despite Brexit talk
Footsie was buoyed by a good start to the week;s trading on Wall Street
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AstraZeneca is one of the world's leading pharmaceutical companies, with a broad range of medicines designed to fight disease. AstraZeneca has over 67,000 empolyees and operates in over 100 countries with growing presence in important emerging markets.
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Footsie was buoyed by a good start to the week;s trading on Wall Street
FTSE 100 climbed 76 points to 6,026 despite a tough day for the pound
Miners lead the march of the blue-chips while among the small caps it is more a case of the salsa
Drug group gets "breakthrough therapy" designation for durvalumab in the US
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The FTSE 100 Index rose in early trading after the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 223 points ahead
A whisper to a scream ... rumors of another big pharma merger are gaining volume
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Resource stocks were back in favour big-time today, helped by a softer US sollar
The FTSE 100 Index was 56.86 points up at 5894 at lunchtime
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The FTSE 100 Index gained 64.07 points to 5901 in early trading
AstraZeneca is on a downer after it warns revenue and profits will be lower this year than last but Shell keeps going well
Drug group forecast total 2016 revenue and core EPS to decline in low to mid-single digit percentage terms
After BP's results on Tuesday, which took the market by surprise, traders will undoubtedly be anxious about Shell's figures on Thursday at a time when the oil market is in turmoil.
Big oil and big pharma will wrestle for the limelight. On the economic front, the big events are the Bank of England's interest rate decision and US non-farm payrolls.
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BAE Systems, Burberry, Next, Smith & Nephew, AstraZeneca and Britvic are all in the broker spotlight on Tuesday.
Two drug groups to merge to create a rare disease specialist
Professor Malcolm Young is stepping down as chairman but will remain in his role as chief executive.
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Shares in drug giants Glaxo and Shire should stay in fine heath this year, Barclays says
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While it is unlikely the Footsie will finish the year in credit, three more days of 60 points gains will see it go close
Flood damage in the north of England could see a lot of work coming the way of Britain's house builders
The strength of pharma stocks more than outweighed the softness of commodities plays early doors