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21 Feb
May battling to prevent Tory defections, Cabinet revolt over Brexit

Prime Minister Theresa May was battling to head off more defections and a potential Cabinet revolt over her Brexit deal on Thursday as she met pro-European MPs.

21 Feb
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US close: Stocks close lower amidst slew of mixed data

US stocks closed lower on Thursday as investors thumbed through some mixed data and awaited fresh headlines coming from the trade talks between senior US and Chinese officials.

21 Feb
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FTSE 100 movers: RELX hits five-year high, Centrica at five-year low

RELX topped the leaderboard for the top flight index on Thursday after the information and analytics group reported continued underlying growth in revenue, operating profits and earnings in its final results, with the former ahead by 4% for a full-year reported total of £7. 49bn.

21 Feb
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Commodities: China shows appetite for corn and wheat, US oil output hits record 12.0m b/d

Commodity prices were little changed as traders waited on fresh news out of trade talks in Washington for direction, despite the release of some weak economic data in the States and alongside figures showing record domestic US oil output.

21 Feb
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Weekly US oil inventories jump amid record domestic output, DoE says

Weekly US crude oil stockpiles jumped over the latest reference period, as domestic output hit a fresh record and refinery inputs decreased.

21 Feb
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Europe close: Stocks steady amid weak data as ECB minutes reveal 'dovish' bias

Stocks on the Continent finished the session on a mixed note as investors digest a mixed bag of economic data, although otherwise the news-flow, especially from overseas, appeared to be supportive.

21 Feb
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Argos Resources storms upward after Falkland licence secured

Argos Resources stormed upward on Thursday after it confirmed it has taken full ownership of the PL001 Licence in the North Falkland Basin.

21 Feb
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Friday preview: US-China trade, Pearson in focus

The spotlight at the end of the week will continue to be on the headlines out of the ongoing US-China trade talks in Washington and from those on the UK's withdrawal, in Brussels.

21 Feb
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Mi-Pay Group secures 5-year contract extension with long-term customer

Mi-Pay Group on Thursday secured an extension to a contract with a long-term existing client for an incremental five-year period.

21 Feb
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London close: Mixed US data, pound's resilience drag on shares

Stocks finished on a mixed note, with the Footsie hampered by a batch of mixed economic data out in the States as well as from across the Channel, in the euro area, even as the pound put on another show of resilience alongside.

21 Feb
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Director dealings: Chemring CEO ups stake

Chemring chief executive Michael Ord purchased 50,000 ordinary shares in the London-listed aerospace, defence and security outfit on Thursday.

21 Feb
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Broker tips: Sainsbury's, Whitbread, Petra Diamonds

Analysts at Berenberg downgraded their stance on Sainsbury from 'buy' to 'hold' on Thursday, stating that the supermarket's merger with Asda is now "unlikely" following the publication of provisional findings by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority.

21 Feb
UK MPs could get Brexit vote as soon as next week - Hammond

MPs could be given a vote on a revised Brexit deal as soon as next week, Chancellor Philip Hammond said on Thursday as European Commissioner Jean-Claude Juncker said he was pessimistic about reaching agreement.

21 Feb
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OptiBiotix up as LPLDL gets 'safe' status in US

Life sciences firm OptiBiotix Health confirmed on Thursday that its wholly-owned subsidiary ProBiotix Health has had its cholesterol and blood pressure reducing ‘Lactobacillus plantarum LPLDL’ probiotic strain determined as ‘Generally Recognized As Safe’ (GRAS) by an independent expert GRAS panel in the United States.

21 Feb
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US open: Losses at the bell as mixed data streams in

Wall Street trading kicked off with some losses on Thursday as investors thumbed through a spate of high-frequency economic indicators and awaited fresh headlines coming from the trade talks between senior US and Chinese officials which were about to kick-off.

21 Feb
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Tertiary Minerals stakes claim at Paymaster, makes progress at MB

Tertiary Minerals has staked claim to the Paymaster zinc-copper-silver-cobalt-tellurium prospect in Nevada on Thursday.

21 Feb
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FTSE 250 movers: Playtech wins big, Just Eat stumbles

London's FTSE 250 was up 0. 21% in afternoon trading on Thursday, with Playtech topping the risers after it reported a 54% improvement revenue to €1. 24bn, or 55% when measured at constant currency, as gaming revenue had a strong showing.

21 Feb
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Orosur Mining ropes in Victor Hugo as its new finance chief

South America-focussed gold developer and explorer Orosur Mining announced the appointment of Victor Hugo as its new chief financial officer on Thursday.

21 Feb
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US existing home sales dip in January, but NAR sees cycle low

Existing home sales in the States dipped at the start of 2019, plumbing their lowest level since November 2015, although some economists believed that a cycle low might now be in place.

21 Feb
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Food prices could soar 40% in 'no-deal' Brexit, UK, Irish retailers warn

UK and Irish retailers on Thursday warned that food products such as beef or cheddar cheese could be subject to 40% tariffs or more if the UK were to apply World Trade Organization rates on trade after a no-deal Brexit.