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FTSE 250 movers: Sanne surges on bid news; Morgan Sindall falls
London’s FTSE 250 was up 1. 1% at 22,306. 53 in afternoon trade on Friday.
FTSE 100 movers: M&G rallies again; miners under the cosh
London’s FTSE 100 was up 0. 9% at 7,027. 96 in afternoon trade on Friday as inflation worries eased.
General Mills to buy Tyson Foods’ pet treats business for $1.2bn
General Mills said on Friday that it has agreed to buy Tyson Foods’ pet treats business for $1. 2bn in cash.
London midday: Stocks maintain gains as inflation worries ease
London stocks were still in the black by midday on Friday as worries about inflation eased.
Goldman upgrades Spirax-Sarco after Q1 update
Goldman Sachs upgraded its stance on shares of Spirax-Sarco Engineering to ‘neutral’ from ‘sell’ following the company’s first-quarter trading update on Thursday.
Commodities broker Marex Spectron considering London IPO
Commodities broker Marex Spectron said on Friday that it is considering an initial public offering on the main market of the London Stock Exchange.
London open: Stocks rise as inflation fears ease; US retail sales eyed
London stocks rose in early trade on Friday following a solid session on Wall Street, as worries about inflation eased.
LondonMetric buys three urban logistics warehouses for £19m
LondonMetric Property has bought three urban logistics warehouses for £18. 7m.
London pre-open: Stocks seen up as investors eye US retail sales
London stocks were set to rise at the open on Friday following heavy losses earlier in the week, as investors eyed the release of US retail sales data.
Friday newspaper round-up: Fund managers, Bitcoin, Alibaba, Marex
The star technology investor James Anderson has taken a parting shot at fellow fund managers addicted to the “near pornographic allure” of earnings reports and macroeconomic headlines, as he claimed the industry was “irretrievably broken”. The outgoing co-manager of the FTSE 100-listed Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust said his own “greatest failing has been to be insufficiently radical” over the past two decades. - Guardian .