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FIVE at FIVE: Pantheon’s Alkaid update, BA owner has growth room, UK recession and gold miners to watch…

Here’s Proactive’s round-up of the top financial stories of the day, with helpful links taking you directly to the news

1. Pantheon’s Alkaid#2 not understood, says its chief executive

“The production test is still ongoing and far from complete as less than 40% of the estimated frac fluid has been recovered and hence there is still scope for further production improvement,” Cheatham said.

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2. IAG and easyJet have the potential for further growth headroom

Airlines are still “in the early stages of recovery from the pandemic”, said Liberum analyst Gerald Khoo in a note on Tuesday.

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3. Weak PMIs spark recession talks

Today’s fall in the PMI figure to a 24-month low highlighted the risks that this could happen in the first half of the year, if not before.

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4. FTSE 100 closes lower on renewed recession fears

At the close of trading Tuesday, the FTSE 100 had fallen 24 points to 7,757 for a 0.4% loss on the day.

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5. Gold miners to keep an eye on as precious metal ticks towards US$2,000

And, at just over £1,575 per ounce, the sterling price is also nudging at records, although there was a run up towards current levels back in the spring of last year as the Russian invasion of Ukraine combined with chaos in UK domestic politics.

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