FTSE 100 closes in red as pound firms but miners add support
Sterling added 0.01% against the Euro to 1.1434, while against the US dollar, it added 0.60% to 1.4232.
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Pennon is one of the largest environmental infrastructure groups in the UK. At the top end of the FTSE 250, the Group has assets of around £5.7 billion and a workforce of over 4,800 people.
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Sterling added 0.01% against the Euro to 1.1434, while against the US dollar, it added 0.60% to 1.4232.
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The week ahead includes trading updates from Pennon, United Utilities and SSE, along with interims from DFS Furniture and full year results from Moss Bros and AG Barr
Severn Trent and Pennon are upgraded to ‘overweight’, though JP Morgan’s price targets were retained at 2,250p and 830p.
The Footsie perked up after US jobs growth in February was way off the charts
They said: “At the start of a regulatory review cycle, faced with the prospect of rising interest rates and risk from changes in political leadership, we believe that the UK water sector is poorly placed relative to the wider European oppor
The dollar's revival did not last long, and although a weak dollar is regarded as being detrimental to the FTSE, the top-shares index still managed a 50 point gain
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Some of the biggest risers and fallers in London on Wednesday
Pennon's first half revenue rose 5.6%, boosted by an increase in demand for water and a strong performance from its energy recovery facilities
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London's blue-chip index closed the day lower but retailers and housebuilders did well, oh, and there was some Brexit news...
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Trading updates are expected from Pennon, Britvic, LondonMetric, Telford Homes and Brewin Dolphin.
FTSE 100 closed 9.35 lower at 7,301 and the FTSE 250 added over 49 points at 19,566
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Analysts are worried clothing arm is relapsing in spite of vow to fix it by Steve Rowe
A look at some of the biggest London-listed risers and fallers today
Smith & Nephew PLC is due to release its final results on Thursday, meanwhile Ashmore Group, Thomas Cook and Tate & Lyle are also in the diary.
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BP could please on Thursday as its recent quarterly updates have proved a little disappointing. GlaxoSmithKline will unveil its numbers Wednesday.
Deutsche repeated its ‘buy’ advice on United Utilities, Severn Trent and Pennon, but turned bearish on Centrica
The group is on track to meet management expectations for the full year 2016/17