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London stocks were higher on Wednesday, in spite of falls for Tesco and market debutant Aston Martin, after Italy's economics minister said the country's budged deficit would be brought down gradually - although analysts remained cautious.
London stocks rubbed out the worst of their earlier losses on Tuesday as the strong oil price helped offset renewed tensions around Italy's debt pile and doubts about new Brexit proposals.
London's blue chip stocks finished slightly lower on the first day of October as positive manufacturing data and encouraging news on North American trade were offset by a Ryanair profit warning and housing sector angst.
