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Sector movers: Retailers in the red as consumer spending worries worsen
Retailers were the big drag on the FTSE 350 today as survey data showed households continued to show caution on spending.
FTSE 250 movers: Kier and Balfour Beatty caught in Carillion crossfire
The FTSE 250 struggled in the red throughout Monday due to the huge decline of Carillion and a gloomy cloud over the retail sector.
Asos still has 'significant opportunity' in UK and abroad, says Berenberg
Asos shares have lost 11% over the past month and ahead of quarterly results later this week are offering a good entry point, said analysts at Berenberg.
Tuesday preview: M&S food sales 'concerning' ahead of quarterly result
Marks & Spencer will on Tuesday provide an update on its first quarter trading alongside its annual shareholder meeting, with a retail-themed week also seeing sector data from the BRC-KPMG monthly retail sales monitor survey.
JPMorgan sees bags of potential from Royal Mail but trims target
JP Morgan Cazenove cut its price target for Royal Mail shares as it shares the market's newfound caution on the UK consumer outlook.
Carillion CEO falls on sword as dividend suspended over profit warning
Carillion's chief executive has resigned as the construction support services company suspended its 2017 dividend and promised to carry out a strategic review as it warned profits would be lower and debt higher than expected.
UK consumer spending weakens to near four year low
Spending by UK households has fallen for the second month in a row to its lowest quarterly level for three and a half years.
TalkTalk takes Ferry from Dixons as CFO disembarks
TalkTalk Telecom Group has appointed Dixons Carphone's corporate affairs director Kate Ferry as its new chief finance officer after Iain Torrens decided to step down from the role later this year.
Monday newspaper round-up: Business confidence, Visa, Brexit, 5G auction, tax
Confidence among both large and small businesses has collapsed amid mounting concerns over the domestic political backdrop and fresh evidence that households, the engine of recent economic growth, are tightening their belts. A series of business and household surveys have raised concerns that the UK may be performing as poorly as it was at the start of the year, when the economy grew by only 0. 2 per cent in three months. - The Times.