FTSE 100 finished higher as miners support; supermarkets weigh
FTSE set to rise by fifteen points when the market opens
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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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FTSE set to rise by fifteen points when the market opens
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Since the manufacturing index reached a two-and-a-half-year high last December, the story has been one of a gentle decline - Martin Beck, senior economic advisor to the EY ITEM Club
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FTSE 100 stocks ended solidly higher on Thursday after chalking a fresh record high as investors reacted to a tempered rate hike outlook in the US and relief at the defeat of the anti-immigration Freedom party in the Dutch election
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Having seen the big drugs, oils, and banking sectors dominate over the past few weeks, investors will have less FTSE 100 results to digest in the coming week.
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