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Footsie finishes 1.38% ahead as crude gains
Britain's blue chip index took the scenic route to finish pretty much where it started - up 83 points to 6,096
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Pearson is an international media company with market-leading businesses in education, business information and consumer publishing.
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Britain's blue chip index took the scenic route to finish pretty much where it started - up 83 points to 6,096
FTSE100 was keeping its head above water at lunch as oil crept higher and educational publisher Pearson (LON:PSON) saw shares rise.
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Pearson, a business that was once described as 'opaque'. has had some "layers of uncertainty" removed, Barclays said
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The top-share index put in an injury time effort to rise back above 5,900.
The FTSE100 was up a further 133 points, or 2.3%, to 5,906 with oil stocks rising to the top.
Major share price rises and fallers in London at 4.15pm
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The benchmark FTSE 100 Index climbed 21 points to 5,696
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The Footsie drifted 6.23 points to 5667 after losses in Shanghai and on Wall Street
Education publisher forecast 2016 operating profit of up to £620mln
Analysts have not exactly been upbeat on media giant Pearson in recent months....
FTSE 100 was 30 points lower at 5,774 with oil stocks again bearing the brunt
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