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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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The third quarter banking results season is upon us and Barclays is set to open the batting, more in the style of Keaton Jennings than Alastair Cook, according to many pundits
"Global stocks have swung sharply lower, amid growing fears about the health of the Chinese economy and a slew of geopolitical concerns – UK, Italy and Saudi Arabia."
Merrill Lynch upgraded Fresnillo to a ‘buy’ recommendation and set a target price of 1,150p
The UK's premier index of leading shares closed down seven points, or 0.10% at 7,042
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Aside from the banking trio, updates are also due in the week ahead from the likes of WPP, Whitbread, International Airlines Group, Ryanair, Glencore and Antofagasta
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Britain's blue-chip benchmark finished up around 31 points at 7,029
Markets sold off, but gold and silver miners rose
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The UK blue-chip benchmark finished down nearly 139 points lower at 7,006 - not far from the 7,000 mark
FTSE 100 was on the losing team all day and closed down over 21 points at 7,474
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The UK blue-chip index closed nearly four points higher at 7,511
The UK bluechip index fell 25 points to 7,253 around 3.50pm
Drilling has now been completed at the project, which was the fourth under the Fortuna deal
The UK's index of leading shares added 1.6 points, or 0.02% , to finish at 7,279, while sterling was up 0.80% against the US dollar
The move by Lloyd's marks a change from a previous reluctance by insurance companies to cover the often volatile digital currency sector
FTSE 100 closed ahead as the new trading week began, but off the 7,600 level, adding over 32 points to 7,591
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Footsie closed down 1.49%, or around 114 points, at 7,497 on the day
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The Footsie finished up almost 48 points at 7,748, but FTSE 250 fell
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Aside from the oil giant's second-quarter numbers, results are also due from the likes of Centrica, Standard Chartered, Taylor Wimpey, Just Eat, and Greggs
FTSE 100 closed down 0.46 points, or 0.01% at 7,700 on Monday
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Aside from the raft of banking numbers in the Week Ahead, the likes of BP, Centrica, Next, Rolls-Royce, BAE Systems and Taylor Wimpey will also continue the FTSE 100 reporting splurge
