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Brokers: Royal Mail bag contains mixed views
Royal Mail, Go-Ahead, Boohoo.com, BP, Marks & Spencer...
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HSBC serves customers worldwide from more than 9,500 offices in 85 countries and territories in Europe, the Asia-Pacific region, the Americas, the Middle East and Africa. HSBC is one of the world's largest banking and financial services organisations.
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Royal Mail, Go-Ahead, Boohoo.com, BP, Marks & Spencer...
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Anglo American, Randgold Resources, Amerisur Resources, Barclays, HSBC, and Hunting were all in the broker spotlight on Monday.
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Quartix, Sky, ITV, Kerry Group, Intu Properties and HSBC are all in Monday’s broker spotlight.
State-owned bank to take £2.5bn hit from PPI and other scandals
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Good corporate news including strong sets of numbers from Lloyds and RSA sent FTSE100 soaring...
The Footsie extended the morning's gains to stand 140.94 points up at 6008 by lunchtime
Lloyds reported a 5% rise in underlying profit to £8.1bn
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Footsie continued lower on Wednesday as there were jitters about a possible Brexit and UK retail figures disappointed...
The Footsie fell 85 points as business leaders queued up to urge the British public to vote to stay in the EU
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Footsie closed 1.25% down as oil weighed along with the results from Standard Chartered..
Footsie companies warned that EU exit could cost UK jobs and investment
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Eden Research raises a glass to the Spanish authorities for green-lighting its wine grape protection product.
Profits in 2015 rose by 1% US$18.87bn, but on an underlying basis fell 7% to US$20.4bn
It's a heavy week for trading updates, with the banks to the fore
Shares rose after commodity giant signed a new revolving credit facility
The FTSE 100 closed out Monday at 5,824, some 116 points or 2% higher, as attentions remained on London.
Bosses head for the exit at Hornby and at Alliance Trust but HSBC decides to stay put.
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The FTSE 100 Index gained 93 points to 5801 as the Nikkei closed more than 1,000 points ahead
HSBC decided to stay in London due to the UK's "important and globally connected economy"