London shares fall on mining woe and business's EU exit fears
Footsie companies warned that EU exit could cost UK jobs and investment
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Persimmon is a house building company, which has been trading since 1972, and operates under three main brands, Persimmon Homes, Charles Church and Westbury Partnerships.
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Footsie companies warned that EU exit could cost UK jobs and investment
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The FTSE100, which had been just slightly lower at lunch, eased further, ending the day at 6,228, a drop of 46 points
The UK’s main index lost around 8 points to 6,266
FTSE 100 dipped 10 points to 6,264, with similar–sized falls in France and Germany
FTSE 100 was 21 points higher at 6,416 ahed of the US opening
Britain's biggest housebuilders appeared to brush off today a new architects report, which says Britain's new homes are being built like 'rabbit hutches'.
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The FTSE 100 Index rose 24.37 points to 6420.02 in early trading
FTSE 100 was up around 60 points soon after George Osborne sat down, consolidating gains made earlier in the day.
FTSE 100 climbed 62 points to 6,339 despite another pounding for the miners
FTSE 100 climbed 52 points to 6,329 led by the housebuilders
The Footsie fell 59.44 points to 6119 in lunchtime trading