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Standing at 3,364 the FTSE AIM 100 closed sharply higher, up 86 points or 2.65%.
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Aviva is the world's fifth-largest insurance group and the biggest in the UK. Aviva is one of the leading providers of life and pensions products in Europe and have substantial businesses elsewhere around the world.
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Standing at 3,364 the FTSE AIM 100 closed sharply higher, up 86 points or 2.65%.
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Aim's leading lights ended a rough week on a bright note
Junior oilers were making ground as small cap indices went higher but were still left in the rear view mirror by FTSE100.
Amec said in November that it expected second half margins to be below those in the first half
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Other companies featured: Amec Foster Wheeler, Aviva, Aveva, Hunting and Petrofac
On a day when global stockmarkets were taking a bashing, even a market debut by sports car giant Ferrari didn't exactly speed off the line.
BT and Royal Dutch will be competing with Barclays for top billing
Three of the big four banks report this week, while the big three integrated oil majors also weigh in.
Three of the big four banks report this week, while the big three integrated oil majors also weigh in.
Shares in Britain's best known car insurers were boosted today as it emerged premiums have risen 8.1% in the third quarter this year ...
Sainsbury's fuelled rise by forecasting annual profits above expectations
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China's economy is slowing down and Beijing may miss targets, said economists
Disappointing manufacturing data from UK and France failed to lift sentiment
China's economy is slowing down and Beijing may miss targets, said economists
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Bank of England governor Mark Carney hopes the adoption of Three-In-One will oil the decision making process.
Three months after acquiring Friends Life, Aviva already looks to be making headway.
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The Bank of England has fallen into line with many other central banks by holding a press conference following the announcement of its interest rate decision.
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HSBC and Standard Chartered are often bracketed together because of their focus on Asian markets, and they continue their double-act this week.