Oilers enjoy their day in the sun; INTU biffed by BRC report
The AIM All-Share remained in positive territory, though only just (it was up 0.09 points at 732.62).
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The Berkeley Group Holdings PLC builds homes and neighbourhoods across London, Birmingham and the South of England. The company revives underused land, creating welcoming, sustainable and nature-rich places where communities thrive and where people of all ages and backgrounds enjoy a great quality of life.
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The AIM All-Share remained in positive territory, though only just (it was up 0.09 points at 732.62).
Attempts to rein in mass profiteering at the upper end of London's housing market appear to be having an effect
Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne gives his budget speech on Wednesday
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Britain's blue chips closed almost 69% higher with miners the big winners as traders digested a mixed jobs report from across the pond.
Metals prices are on the up taking mining stocks with them
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It was almost back to square one for the Footsie, with miners leading the rally
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Eden Research raises a glass to the Spanish authorities for green-lighting its wine grape protection product.
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FTSE100 closed 50 points down as traders were put off equities....
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Retail, housebuilders, Wolseley, Elementis, Standard Chartered...
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Also Whitbread, BT, Standard Life, McCarthy & Stone and Booker
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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
The roof fell in on mining companies but it was a year to celebrate for house builders
Flood damage in the north of England could see a lot of work coming the way of Britain's house builders
Below are the main risers and fallers in the London market at 4pm
Peel Hunt reckons the company represents a “very compelling buying opportunity”
Whether or not the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates will likely keep investors occupied until the announcement on Wednesday
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The FTSE100, which had been just slightly lower at lunch, eased further, ending the day at 6,228, a drop of 46 points
The UK’s main index lost around 8 points to 6,266