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  • London close: US data, Greek talks weigh on FTSE 100

    London close: US data, Greek talks weigh on FTSE 100

    Fri 27 Jan 2012
    With economic growth in the world's largest economy surprising to the downside, miners and oil stocks were sold off on Friday, dragging the Footsie near to its lowest levels of the day by the close. Meanwhile, uncertainty in regards to debt-swap talks in Greece continued to weigh on investors' minds.

    While US economic activity accelerated in the final three months of the year, the economy expanded at a slower rate than expected. Gross domestic product (GDP) rose by 2.8% in the fourth quarter, compared with forecasts for at least 3% growth. GDP increased by just 1.8% in third quarter.

    Over in Greece, the Institute of International Finan... Read more
  • Europe close: US GDP numbers knock European stocks

    Europe close: US GDP numbers knock European stocks

    Fri 27 Jan 2012
    Greek bondholders still locked in settlement talks. US GDP numbers send equities down. Italy’s 10-year bond yields fall below 6%, Spain’s under 5%.
  • In the warning area: Retail and Construction stocks

    In the warning area: Retail and Construction stocks

    Fri 27 Jan 2012
    The companies most in danger of failure on the FTSE 350 are clustered in the construction and retail sectors, according to the data firm Company Watch.
  • Broker snap: Credit Suisse unconvinced by prospects for Kazhakmys

    Broker snap: Credit Suisse unconvinced by prospects for Kazhakmys

    Fri 27 Jan 2012
    In a research note put out this afternoon analysts at Credit Suisse indicate that they are not convinced by copper miner Kazhakmys’ apparently cheap valuation on near-term PEs.
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  • Market overview: FTSE 100 finishes down 62

    Fri 27 Jan 2012
    1630: Close The FTSE 100 finished at its intraday low as US GDP figures and ongoing Greek talks weighed on sentiment. Mining giant Kazakhmys was a heavy faller after Credit Suisse's negative comments. Sector peer Polymetal pulled back after yesterday's...
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  • CBI distributive trades survey plummets in January

    Thu 26 Jan 2012
  • Analysts' reactions to GDP data

    Wed 25 Jan 2012
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Friday 27 Jan
Finals Caterpillar Inc., Honeywell International Inc., Talent Group
AGMs Schroder UK Mid Cap Fund, Scottish Inv Trust, Hot Tuna International, Botswana Diamonds, Henderson European Focus Trust, JPMorgan Russian Securities, Brainspark, Smiths News, Petra Diamonds Ltd., Marston's

Monday 30 Jan
Finals Bank Millennium SA, OJSC Magnit GDR (Reg S), SThree
AGMs Weather Lottery (The)

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Market Day

FTSE100
Indices
Name Value Chg %
FTSE 100 5,734 -61.75 -1.1
FTSE 250 10,855 -54.10 -0.5
techMARK 1,957 -14.10 -0.7
FTSE All-Share 2,959 -28.88 -1.0
FTSE Small Cap 2,932 +4.42 +0.2

FTSE 350 Winners and Losers
Name Price %
rising arrow Biggest Winners
Misys326.80p+7.0
African Barrick Gold 515.50p+5.3
Brewin Dolphin Holdings155.60p+5.1
Telecom Plus682.50p+4.3
Stobart Group Ltd.127.00p+3.8
Chemring Group387.30p+2.2
Morgan Crucible Co317.60p+2.2
Aberdeen Asset Management243.10p+2.2
Kier Group1,384.00p+1.8
Next2,639.00p+1.7
Name Price %
down arrowBiggest Losers
Kazakhmys1,160.00p-2.8
PayPoint542.50p-2.9
Senior182.50p-2.9
Antofagasta1,348.00p-3.0
Mondi516.50p-3.1
Bumi847.50p-3.1
Cobham182.80p-3.3
Allied Gold Mining145.00p-3.3
Afren124.00p-3.6
Premier Oil418.30p-3.6

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