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Standard Life merged with Aberdeen Asset Management in 2017 to become Standard Life Aberdeen PLC. In 2021 the group changed its name to Abrdn .
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Exane BNP Paribas downgrades online grocer after it warned of margin pressure from rivals
London shares ended higher on Tuesday after an unexpected helping hand from the government bond market
The pensions and retirment group will report numbers for the latest half year
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The US benchmark, the S&P 500, briefly hit a new all-time high yesterday before turning lower; nonetheless, the FTSE 100 is set to continue its journey to its own new high.
Purified cannabinoids biotech company GW Pharmaceuticals reports quarterly numbers.
Investors calm down and leave trading flat at the start of the week, despite an early high
Investors cautious on Monday following a burst of optimism
Among the big names reporting this week include insurance giants Legal & General, Old Mutual, Standard Life and Prudential
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Deutsche Bank was bullish on the prospects of the defence specialist on Monday, upping its target price for the stock
London’s FTSE 100 closed down on Wednesday in a repeat of the previous session’s gyrations over the ongoing Brexit vote shock
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The FTSE 100 Index reversed modest gains to stand 103.29 points adrift at 6442.08
The FTSE 100 Index increased 11.54 points to 6556.91
London’s FTSE100 index closed firmer after a see-saw session on Tuesday but smaller stocks were hurt as post-Brexit sterling fell 2% and hit a new 1985 low, a gilt auction marked a record-low yield, and the Bank of England pumped emergency
The FTSE 250, which contains more UK-focused stocks than the Footsie, fell 418.8 points to 15,697.9
A look at some significant share movers on Tuesday. July 5
Investors won’t be able to buy or sell units in the fund until further notice. The managers are looking to raise cash by selling off some of the portfolio.
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The FTSE 100 didn't get off to a great start this morning.
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Barclays Capital and Deutsche Bank were bearish on insurance and savings groups on Wednesday as the markets continue to react to last week’s Brexit vote
Having held its own for most of the week, the top shares index finished down on the week, laid low by fears over a UK exit from the European Union