Week Ahead: Airlines to report on August traffic statistics
There are precious few trading updates scheduled from FTSE 350 companies this week.
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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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There are precious few trading updates scheduled from FTSE 350 companies this week.
The budget carrier revealed passenger numbers had grown - but the shares failed to react.
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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.
Unsurprisingly, Pearson and its sale of the FT to Japan's Nikkei received coverage...
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Resource stocks all fell hard today but chip-designer ARM got it in the neck hardest of all
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Results from US tech giants Apple and Microsoft also hit sentiment.
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Footsie drops as tech stocks fall after Apple and Microsoft results.
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Independent Oil & Gas got some much needed funding while Anglo American is hit by the iron ore price.
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Oil and mining stocks bore the brunt of market pessimism today, while chip-designer ARM was hit by a double whammy
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Britain's top share index closed almost 20 points lower...
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Flying onto the news radar midweek will be budget carrier EasyJet and chip designer ARM Holdings....
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blur Group attracted 30% more large business customers to its e-commerce platforms while Cable & Wireless reported flat first quarter mobile revenue.
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Property companies feature heavily this week, but the man in the street may be more interested in an update from consumer goods giant Unilever, maker of the mighty/manky Marmite.
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Britain's top share index closed around 21 points down as traders mulled over Greece, potential UK interest rate rises and the US economy.
The German bank has taken a stab at estimating how badly the profits of leisure firms will be hit by the new national living wage.
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Scaffolding specialist Billington was climbing high after saying half year results would be significantly ahead of market expectations.