Thursday's agenda: Premier Oil catches the eye
With a number of FTSE 250 companies reporting interim results on Thursday, Premier Oil will grab investors’ attention...
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British American Tobacco is the world’s second largest quoted tobacco group by global market share, with brands sold in more than 180 markets.
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With a number of FTSE 250 companies reporting interim results on Thursday, Premier Oil will grab investors’ attention...
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UK shares added 1.16% to close higher on Wednesday....
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No shortage of big names reporting this week, including the state-controlled lenders Lloyds and RBS, plus integrated oil giants BP and Shell
British American Tobacco, Bellway, Randgold and Ophir are under the broker spotlight
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City firm Investec reckons Premier Foods (LON:PFD) is tasty and has upgraded the share to 'buy' from 'hold'. It also punts up the target price a tad - to 51p from 47p each.
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Imperial Tobacco is back on the radar of Credit Suisse with an ‘outperform’ rating.
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FTSE100 saw a late rally as investors turned to pick up bargains but it still closed in the red, albeit slightly. The UK benchmark closed at 6,710, 0.42 points down - practically flat as Greek debt fears...
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The FTSE 100 was lower at lunch to 6,681 as Greece remains in stalemate with its creditors.
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Investors took a gamble on Ladbrokes while Ashtead fell despite good results.
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The FTSE 100 was 40 points lower to 6,670 in early deals this morning.
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The FTSE 100 was lower at lunch to 6,681 as Greece remains in stalemate with its creditors.
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German bank Berenberg has puffed up its target price on British American Tobacco (LON:BATS) to 4,000p from 3,850p and repeated a 'buy'.
Moody's, the ratings agency, reckons Tesco must raise £5bn in fresh capital to shore up finances
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Big cap miners erased losses yesterday but could not stop Footsie closing lower on the day. FTSE100 finished over 25 points lower, or 0.36%, to 6,928 as miners made up the top three gainers despite uncertainty after the Chinese manufacturin
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Supermarket giant Tesco was near the bottom of the index as its sales slipped 1.3% in the 12 weeks to 24 May. Meanwhile, plumber's merchant Wolseley sat atop the index after good third quarter results.
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It was a bad day for companies with the word 'scan' in their name.
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Wolseley led the risers after a positive set of third quarter results while British American Tobacco fell furthest as details of its lawsuit in Canada emerge.