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LON:FRES
The Fresnillo Group is a leading precious metals company, and is the world's largest primary silver producer and Mexico's second largest gold producer. Fresnillo's mining assets are comprised of three operating mines (Fresnillo, Ciénega and Herradura), two development projects (Fresnillo II and Soledad and Dipolos at Herradura), three advanced exploration prospects (San Juan, San Julian and Orysivo) and multiple exploration projects.
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On a separate note, Mifid II comes into force today with the aim of increasing transparency and making everyone in the investment chain more accountable for their decisions
London shares closed at new records as traders now turn attention to 2018
A slump in the value of the pound was, as usual, a signal for investors to pile into FTSE 100 stocks
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FTSE 100 closed down over 48 points at 7,448., while FTSE 250 shed over 55 to 20,006
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FTSE 100 closed around 11 points down, while the FTSE 250 dropped almost 65 points
Cordero has undergone several phases of exploration, with multiple targets yet to be explored, the firm said..
FTSE 100 closed over 38 points higher on the day to 7,338; FTSE 250 shares added over 81
"Fresnillo’s valuation now looks very attractive on a historical basis and relative to peers,” HSBC said
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Data out yesterday suggested Chinese industrial production growth is starting to slow, which is bad news for miners, but Fresnillo topped Footsie today
Around 4pm, the UK blue chip index rose 2 points to 7,490
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Around 4pm, the UK blue chip index fell 14 points to 7,490 as the Bank of England's interest rate decision looms
Fresnillo reported a 24.1% increase in silver production and a 6.1% rise in gold output in the third quarter
If the 7,300 level were a fence, Footsie would have spent the whole day sitting on it
In a statement, the gold and silver group added it was deeply saddened by the catastrophe
The blue chip index closed out almost 36 points higher at 7,413
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FTSE 100 closed Tuesday's afternoon session 64 points lower at 7,337
The FTSE 100 finished 108 points lower at 7,390, about 13 points above its intra-day low
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