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FTSE 100 closes higher with miners in support, but FTSE 250 lower
The UK blue chip index closed up 64 at 7,377 on Monday with miners higher
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Severn Trent Water is a member of the Severn Trent Group of companies. Severn Trent is an international utility services and environmental solutions company.
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Investments and investor services
The UK blue chip index closed up 64 at 7,377 on Monday with miners higher
Despite events, the FTSE 100 remained relatively strong throughout the day but ended lower
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Like Bob Dudley, his counter-part at FTSE 100-listed peer BP, Shell’s chief executive Ben Van Beurden will see his multi-million euro salary come under close scrutiny
A look at some of the biggest London-listed risers and fallers today
The FTSE 100 index closed up 68.94 points at 7,523 - a new record high
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Glaxo is the next pharmaceuticals giant to update the market and it will probably be a familiar story of increased competition from generic versions of its blockbuster drugs.
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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
What's in store on Friday November 24? Pennon has results
The new chancellor of the exchequer gets to set out his stall
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FTSE 100 stocks ended higher on Thursday thanks to miners and the construction sector, while the laggards included venerable British names Royal Mail and Rolls Royce
FTSE 100 stocks dropped on Wednesday, dragged lower by housebuilders and building materials firms, as investors absorbed a poor trading statement from Barratt Developments. But RBS may have more bad news in the morning
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A look at some of the main broker upgrades and downgrades today
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Barclays took opposing views on the futures of high street stalwarts compared with younger online retailers on Friday.
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Analyst Christopher Laybutt has repeated an 'overweight' stance and turned up the target price to 2,250p from 2,160p previously.