Today's main share price movers at 4.15pm
RISERS
PeerTV (LON:PTV) up 112% to 4.5p. Share buying by numerous large investors over past three days including non-exec Kavi Dhana.
Betfair up 4% to 3,799p (LON:BET). Merger with Paddy Power cleared by the Irish competition authorities.
Next (LON:NXT) up 1.5% to 6,770p. One of few Footsie risers after bloodbath in US shares.
FALLERS
Ukrproduct (LON:UKR) down 33% to 2.17p. Revenues in Ukraine hryvnia terms grew, but gross profit in dairy products suffered a significant downturn caused by the rising prices of raw materials.
Glencore (LON:GLEN) down 8% to 72p. Miners tumble as US markets open with heavy falls.
RBS (LON:RBS) down 4% to 499.7p. Financials weak as equity markets retreat.
Today's main share price movers at 2.00pm
RISERS
Bonmarche (LON:BON) up 4% to 183p. Retailer confirms profits in the current year are on track for £10.5-12.5mln.
JD Sports (LON:JD.) up 3% to 1,141p. Investors still impressed by profits upgrade in this week’s trading update.
Randgold Resources (LON:RRS) up 2% to 4,320p. Gold miner tops the Footsie as UBS says sector has recovery appeal.
FALLERS
Anglo American (LON:AAL) down 11% at 234p. Miner reverses big gains seen last night as base metal sector head lower.
Moneysupermarket (LON:MONY) down 9% to 319p. Investors worried by insurance business, which “contracted slightly more than expected” in the fourth quarter, by around 10%,
Hargreaves Lansdown (LON:HL.) down 6% to 1,228p. Market turbulence unsettles investment-related businesses.
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Today's main share price movers at 9.45am
Risers
European Metals (LON:EMH) up 35% to 9.13p. Drill results from Cinovec surpassed company’s expectations and confirm that the lithium mineralisation is robust and continuous.
Sierra Rutile (LON:SRX) up 14% to 17.9p. Record rutile production in latest quarter with further boost to come in 2016.
Forbidden Technologies (LON:FBT) up 7% to 11.7p. Two new ABC network affiliates will be adopting its cloud-based video platform Forscene.
Fallers
Orosur Mining (LON:OMI) down 14% to 5.25p. Results yesterday showed lower second quarter revenues though losses were reduced and gold miner expects continuing improvement as costs fall.
Webis (LON:WEB) down 8% to 1.2p. Profit taking after earlier spike on three year contract extension with the Hong Kong Jockey Club.
BHP Billiton (LON:BLT) down 6% to 616p. A US$7.2bn hit on US shale assets highlights problems for the mining and oil giant.