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Taylor Wimpey plc is a dedicated homebuilding company with operations in the UK, North America, Spain and Gibraltar.
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In a note to clients, the broker upgraded Barratt, Bovis Homes, and Crest Nicholson to ‘Buy’ from ‘Hold’ off what it said was an upside of “at least 20%” if a smooth Brexit materialised
“Whilst current forward indicators for sales continue to be solid, unsurprisingly due to the heightened political and economic uncertainty, we have seen some signs of customer caution, particularly in the south east”
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The UK blue-chip benchmark closed up 0.68 at 7,053, while the FTSE 250 added over 174 points at 18,985
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The City diary is filled to the brim, with updates expected from Taylor Wimpey, McCarthy & Stone, Vodafone, Premier Foods, Experian and many more
On Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is down over 423 points at 25,565, while the S&P 500 is off around 37
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The Footsie closed down nearly 92 points at 7,418, while the other major European benchmarks were also lower.
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DFS and Electrocomponents are set to be among Thursday's highlights.
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The week ahead includes Tesco interims, full-year earnings from DFS Furniture and Ferguson, an Electrocomponents trading update and the US non-farm payrolls report
The UK blue chip index rose 34 points to 7,308 around 3.40pm
The Footsie closed the day in positive territory, just, but was down on the week as a whole
Taylor Wimpey remains on track to meet its expectations for 2018
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Aside from the oil giant's second-quarter numbers, results are also due from the likes of Centrica, Standard Chartered, Taylor Wimpey, Just Eat, and Greggs
Berenberg has initiated coverage on 11 house-builders and not one of them is a 'sell' in its book
The UK blue-chip index closed around 50 points lower at 7,658, while FTSE 250 was also down - over 99 points at 20,753
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In London, FTSE 100 shed 23 points to 7,655, while FTSE 250 shed over 155 points at 20,770
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Tariffs are to be imposed on steel and aloooooooooomin'm imported from Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
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Platinum refiner Johnson Matthey provides one of the week’s rare blue-chip appearances, whereas FirstGroup investors will want answers after management snub takeover advances recently.
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Week Ahead also includes full-year results from platinum refiner Johnson Matthey PLC, transport operator Firstgroup PLC, and discount retailer B&M European Value Retail SA
So long as the tax-payer continues to subsidise the new-build market, everything looks rosy for the house builder
It's less than a week since it issued a brief trading statement at the time of its announcement about the resignation of its chief financial officer, so today's AGM statement contained few surprises
