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Theresa in Florence: Key Brexit speech from UK prime minister eyed on Friday
Day ahead includes keynote speech in Florence on Brexit from UK prime minister Theresa May, plus updates from Smiths Group PLC and Saga PLC
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Smiths is a global technology company involved in the practical application of advanced technologies. Smiths Group delivers products and services for the threat & contraband detection, medical devices, energy, communications and engineered components markets worldwide.
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Day ahead includes keynote speech in Florence on Brexit from UK prime minister Theresa May, plus updates from Smiths Group PLC and Saga PLC
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The benchmark for UK blue-chip shares closed up almost 38 at 7,253
The retailer said total sales at its Travel business – which runs concessions at airports, railway stations, and motorway service areas - were up 8%, with like-for-like sales up 5%
Concerns over "the Donald" appear to be easing, and investors took the opportunity to return to equity markets
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The FTSE 100-listed firm saw its headline operating profits for the six months to January 31 rise by 8% to £277mln on an underlying basis
London traded sideways with attention on Donald Trump's attempt to get a key healthcare pledge through Congress
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Morgan Stanley is expecting Smith Group to report first half sales of £1.528bn, operating profit of £235.2mln, and earnings per share of 38.1p on Friday.
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FTSE 100 stocks pared gains into the Tuesday close after sterling recovered against the US dollar
The gas storage specialist InfraStrata was top London gainer on Friday
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In separate notes on the two engineers, analysts at the US bank started coverage on both FTSE 100-listed Smiths Group and FTSE 250-listed Rotork with 'buy' ratings.
Footsie was expected to hit another high today, but it has not happened yet
A look at this week' corporate offerings, which include Sainsbury's
London’s shares edged lower on Wednesday, in tandem with Wall Street losing steam mid-way through the New York session, and despite a smooth transition to a new British Prime Minister. Sterling was part of the problem. After recovering from
London’s blue chips edged lower despite US markets powering to another high overnight.
Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne gives his budget speech on Wednesday
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It was almost back to square one for the Footsie, with miners leading the rally
The Footsie gave up early gains to stand 18 points off at 6134 in lunchtime trading