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EasyJet is engaged in the provision of a low-cost airline service on short-haul and medium-haul point-to-point routes principally within Europe.
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London shares closed lower on Thursday, driven south by textiles and fashion stocks who were the biggest casualty of weaker-than-forecast retail sales data, as well as low-flying airline stocks after easyJet shares fell
Shares in Fastjet took off by 62.2% to 37.5p after the African budget carrier launched a £19.2mln placing
Sports nutrition and supplements group Science in Sports was among London's risers.
Budget airline said it was difficult to predict fourth quarter revenue due to uncertainty
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Markets will likely hang on the ECB president's words on 'Brexit' and Europe's response later today
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The bank has picked out several banking and financial stocks that it likes the look of, although Barclays has had its own stock downgraded by UBS
It took a month, but London’s midcaps have climbed above their Brexit levels for the first time as shares closed higher on Wednesday while top AIM stocks hit their highest levels of the year
Building materials company expected to announce good performance south of the border
The FTSE 100 Index lost hold of earlier gains of around 30 points to stand 10.16 points ahead at 6707.53
British Land is tipped to report a hit from the UK vote to leave the EU
London shares closed mixed on Friday, with the blue-chips mustering a firmer finish but the UK-centric mid-caps dipping
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The FTSE 100 Index was 14.19 points adrift at 6,640.28
FTSE 100 Index backtracked 10.47 points to 6,644.00
A first look at some of the notable market movers on Wednesday
Budget airline said passenger numbers rose 5.8% to 6,937,601 in June
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has introduced measures to help banks, Standard Life suspends, while Dominic Chappell likens Philip Green to Gaddafi…
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Property investment firms continue to struggle in these post-Brexit markets and airlines are struggling too
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Royal Bank of Scotland, Barclays and Lloyds Bank felt the wrath of the brokers on Monday as all were downgraded following the UK’s decision to leave the EU
London’s FTSE 100 index closed below 6,000 on Monday, and dropped by nearly as much as it lost on Friday in the wake of the shock UK referendum decision to quit the European Union
