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Sector movers: Cyclicals rally, lenders pace gains
Banks rallied heading into the final stretch of September following the previous week's drubbing.
Tuesday preview: US election debate, Ferguson in focus
Financial markets' may tread water on Tuesday ahead of the first televised debate between the two US presidential contenders, Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
Europe close: Banks pace rally in stocks
European stocks rallied on Monday, recovering from the big losses seen during the previous week as upbeat corporate news and positive data from China boosted sentiment, particularly towards lenders' shares.
Directors dealings: PZ Cussons boss buys as shares break higher
PZ Cussons's boss picked up a batch of shares in the healthcare and consumer products firm that he leads just as its shares jumped to their highest level since the end of 2018.
Two bidders offer one euro for HSBC France
HSBC may be left with no option but to sell its French operations at a hefty loss.
US open: Stocks buoyed by M&A news, fiscal stimulus hopes
The buying pressure seen on Wall Street at the end of the prior week appeared carried over into Monday's session, as M&A news helped to offset uncertainty around the upcoming US elections and the pandemic.
Broker tips: William Hill, BT Group, Rolls Royce
Analysts at Jefferies laid out their scenario analysis for William Hill, the most 'bullish' of which could see the shares gain more than half in value to 460. 0p.
Jefferies says William Hill could be worth as much as 460p, or 80p
Analysts at Jefferies laid out their scenario analysis for William Hill, the most 'bullish' of which could see the shares gain more than half in value to 460. 0p.
US pre-open: Stocks set for higher start despite crash in Inovio shares
The buying pressure seen on Wall Street at the end of the prior week appeared to be carrying over into Monday.
Inovio shares crash after FDA places partial hold on Covid-19 trial
Inovio's phase 2/3 trial of its Covid-19 vaccine candidate was put on partial hold by the US Food and Drug Administration, sending the shares crashing.
Bank Rate has likely bottomed, BoE's Ramsden says
A top Bank of England official said he believed that 0. 1% was likely to prove the floor for the price of money in the UK.