Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes among FSE 350 stocks at 1.15pm.
RISERS
Euromoney Institutional Investor (LON:ERM), up 4.3%. UBS has lifted its price target to 700p from 675p and reiterated its 'buy' recommendation.
JD Sports Fashion (LON:JD.), up 4.2%. The sportswear and trainer specialist saw like-for-like sales rise 10.6% in the five weeks to 2 January.
Tesco (LON:TSCO), up 4.1%. Group like-for-like sales in the 19 weeks to January 9 rose 0.4%; yes, “rose”.
FALLERS
Thomas Cook Group (LON:TCG), down 6.9%. Citigroup has reiterated its 'buy' recommendation, with a 310p price target, but bomb attacks in Jakarta has undoubtedly made holiday-makers feel nervous about holidaying abroad.
InterContinental Hotels Group (LON:IHG), down 5.8%. Similarly, the spate of bomb attacks is likely to have a negative effect on room bookings.
TUI (LON:TUI), down 4.7%. TUI fares a little better than its rival, Thomas Cook, but not by much.
Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes at 9.15am.
RISERS
Blinkx (LON:BLNX), up 17.7%. The video search engine specialist is on the comeback trail after a difficult couple of years. Its fiscal third quarter trading update revealed profitability was ahead of management's expectations.
Miton Group (LON:MGR), up 8.5%. The asset management firm focused on small caps saw net inflows of £463mln in 2015, ending the year with £2.78bn of assets under management.
B&M European Value Retail (LON:BME), up 6.4%. The discount retailer, chaired by former Tesco boss Sir Terry Leahy, boasted of continued growth in final quarter of 2015 despite challenging market conditions. Group sales revenue in the quarter increased by 23.5% at constant currency.
FALLERS
Restaurant Group (LON:RTN), down 11.1%. The Frankie & Benny's restaurant chain said it is more cautious than previously on the outlook for 2016.
Orosur Mining (LON:OMI), down 8.8%. The South America-focused gold producer saw its net loss after tax narrow to US$870,000 from US$1.24mln.
Armstrong Ventures (LON:AVP), down 8.6%. The firm is to invest £212,500 in MelodyVR, which is developing a premium music service and specialises in creating immersive virtual reality music experiences.