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LON:CNA
Centrica plc is an integrated energy company operating predominately in United Kingdom and North America. In the United Kingdom, it operates three segments: upstream, downstream and storage.
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Investors remain nervous over the prospect of an escalating trade war between the US and China but were somewhat placated by anaemic jobs growth in March in the US, which has made four rate rises this year less likely
The FTSE 100-listed bookmaker said Jonathan Hill will replace outgoing CFO Alex Gersh, who announced his intentions to step down in early March
Evidently there are many reasons for investors to not like Centrica, but, a sustainable dividend and the current valuation causes RBC Capital to upgrade the British Gas owner.
London's blue-chips closed up around 45 points but below the 7,300 level
Proactive takes a look at the news from the small-cap oil and gas sector
Another silver-lining was that group debt had reduced by £877mln to £2.6bn at the end of the year, which was at the lower end of the targeted £2.5bn to £3bn range
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In London, the FTSE 100 closed down around 29 points at 7,252
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Day ahead includes a swathe of FTSE 100 results, including from the likes of Barclays PLC, British American Tobacco PLC, BAE Systems PLC, and Centrica PLC
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Since the "bombed out" virtual portfolio bit the dust, we've lacked a stock filter that identifies recovery stocks; once again drawing on the simple ideas of Michael O'Higgins ("Dogs of the Dow"), John Harrington takes a look at the price-t
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Week ahead includes a deluge of blue chip results, notably from the banking sector, including numbers from HSBC PLC, Barclays PLC, Lloyds Banking Group PLC, and Royal Bank of Scotland PLC
Some of the main biggest risers and fallers in London on Friday
It was another quiet day in London but also another record close
The FTSE 100 gave up some of the gains made on its recent record-breaking run, with the pound's rise partially to blame
Carillion, Lloyds, RBS and BT were in the spotlight in 2017 and are likely to remain closely eyed by investors in 2018
Look at what you could have won...borrowing Bullseye host Jim Bowen's catchphrase, stock-picker-in-residence John Harrington looks at the winners (and losers) of the blue-chip index
Interest rates may have risen a touch but so has inflation (in the UK at least) and high yielding and safe(ish) dividends are in demand more than ever
The FTSE 100 finally gave up and settled in the red, albeit slightly down ahead of BoE's monetary policy decision on Thursday
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The FTSE 100 closed the day higher, as the weak pound helped, while other European indices lagged
The non-farm payroll number beat consensus expectations, coming in at 228,000
Some of the biggest risers and fallers in London on Thursday
