FTSE 100 Index losses deepen amid Brexit fears
The FTSE 100 Index fell 95.7 points to 6,043 while even small-cap stocks took a hit
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The FTSE 100 Index fell 95.7 points to 6,043 while even small-cap stocks took a hit
The main share price movers at 9am. Craven House Capital up 60%, Domino's Pizza down 67%.
Estate agent said decision to leave Europe was expected to prolong the uncertainty in the run-up to the vote
Estate agent cautions about potential impact from tax changes and EU referendum
Forbidden’s final results will follow optimistic interims, released in September, which highlighted a re-focussing on sports and its consumer video editing platform eva.
Other big names reporting this week include the Pru, G4S and Paddy Power Betfair. Among small caps, updates from Telit, Forbidden Technologies and StatPro catch they eye
FTSE 100 was up around 60 points soon after George Osborne sat down, consolidating gains made earlier in the day.
“Property transaction levels [in London] remain at historically low levels,” the company said.
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Below are the main news-driven share price movements at 12.30pm.
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Here we take our daily flick through the business pages
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It seems the housing sector has been bouncing back since the current decade began, but brokers seem to agree there is further to go.
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Banks and oil majors rise but Sky shares do a U-turn
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Both ends of the risers and fallers were due to drilling updates.
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Wednesday sees a veritable clutch of results statements from some big guns....
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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
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Imperial Tobacco is back on the radar of Credit Suisse with an ‘outperform’ rating.
The City says be overweight Ladbrokes, National Grid and be indifferent to HSBC
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It was a bad day for companies with the word 'scan' in their name.