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Don’t expect fireworks from Taylor Wimpey’s quarterly numbers
House builders and telcos will provide some of the weeks highlights.
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Investec PLC is an international, specialist banking group that provides a range of financial products and services to a select client base. The Company is organized as a network comprising five business divisions: Private Client Activities, Capital Markets, Investment Banking, Asset Management and Property Activities. Its head office provides certain group-wide integrating functions and is also responsible for its central funding and the Trade Finance business.
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House builders and telcos will provide some of the weeks highlights.
The FTSE 100 fell 80 points to 7,215 on a good day for the sterling
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Whether Martin will actually talk about the numbers rather than his usual hobby horses of taxes and Europe is anyone's guess
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Week ahead includes latest Bank of England policy meeting, UK data on inflation, unemployment, wages and retail sales, plus corporate updates from Next, Associated British Foods, Wm Morrison Supermarkets, and JD Wetherspoon
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Week ahead: Royal Mail, Burberry, SSE, Mitchells and Butlers, easyJet ...
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Big names reporting include Antofagasta, Hikma and Robert Walters.
HSBC has raised its target to 710p from 580p, even though it reckons returns in its banking businesses are not acceptable.
In July, the group said it was monitoring the Brexit situation as movements in gross domestic product were drivers for volumes of letter and business parcels
Elsewhere, Crest Nicholson, Barratt Developments, easyJet, Vodafone, TalkTalk and others will all report to the market in one form or another
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Liberum offers its stock tips should the UK decide to leave the EU or should it decide to stay
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Standard Chartered, Investec, Provident Financial, Henderson, Berendsen, and UDG Healthcare are all in Friday’s broker spotlight.
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It was a bad day for mining companies as mineral prices crumbled, but a good one for UK oil & gas players
Leading the way on the index was Standard Chartered
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The miners were again at the bottom of the index, as a lower oil price weighed on metal prices.
The FTSE100 was three points lower at lunch at 5,949.
After heavy losses Friday, FTSE 100 added 48 to 6,001
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Main share price risers and fallers in London at 4pm
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A half-hearted rally failed to wipe out the morning's losses.
The move has put dents in the share prices of Old Mutual, Investec and, to a lesser extent, Acacia Mining.
Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes at 4pm.