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  1. Banks push FTSE 100 through 5,900 barrier
    The Telegraph logo The Telegraph 52 minutes ago

    "We saw a sharp turnaround in the final hour of trading in the US last night, and a stronger session in Asian trading this morning, which has kick started European investors to trade on the front foot this morning." At the other end of the table, shares

  2. South African Stocks: Anglo, BHP, AngloGold, Rainbow Chicken
    Bloomberg.com logo Bloomberg.com 1 hour ago

    The FTSE/JSE Africa All Share Index (JALSH) advanced for the second time this week, gaining 0.4 percent to 34,233.25 by 12:17 p.m. in Johannesburg. The following are among the most active equities in the South African market today. Stock symbols follow c

  3. Reuters Pictures logo Reuters Pictures 1 month ago
    Trolleys are seen at a Tesco supermarket in London January 12, 2012. The FTSE 100 .FTSE was flat Thursday morning, with retailers lower amid fears of a supermarket price war after market leader Tesco issued a profit warning following its worst...

    Trolleys are seen at a Tesco supermarket in London January 12, 2012. The FTSE 100 .FTSE was flat Thursday morning, with retailers lower amid fears of a supermarket price war after market leader Tesco issued a profit warning following its worst... View Photo »

  4. The market’s complete indifference to last week’s S&P downgrade of France and others was further confirmed today as the FTSE 100 briefly set a fresh high for the month so far ... Although the economic data from China has showed a slowdown, it was not as much as investors were fearing. U.K. inflation als...
    SOURCE: Globe and Mail 4 weeks ago
  5. London Markets: FTSE 100 rises on Chinese confidence
    MarketWatch logo MarketWatch 1 hour ago

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  6. Bank rally helps Britain's FTSE regain 5,900
    Reuters Africa logo Reuters Africa 1 hour ago

    By Tricia Wright LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top shares rose on Wednesday, led by a rebound in UK banks after forecast-beating results from French peer BNP Paribas, as investors waited for Greece's final steps to implement a debt restructuring deal. Ban

  7. Bank rally helps Britain's FTSE regain 5,900
    Reuters logo Reuters 2 hours ago

    LONDON, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Britain's top shares rose on Wednesday, led by a rebound in UK banks after forecast-beating results from French peer BNP Paribas, as investors waited for Greece's final steps to implement a debt restructuring deal. Banks, among

  8. Getty Images logo Getty Images 2 months ago
    People look at the window display of a branch of Thomas Cook in Birkenhead, in north-west England, on November 22, 2011. Shares in Thomas Cook crashed 67 percent on Tuesday as the British travel firm said it was renegotiating its debts and delaying the...

    People look at the window display of a branch of Thomas Cook in Birkenhead, in north-west England, on November 22, 2011. Shares in Thomas Cook crashed 67 percent on Tuesday as the British travel firm said it was renegotiating its debts and delaying the... View Photo »

  9. The absence of US traders from today’s markets has led to a distinctly lacklustre day, with the FTSE shifting listlessly from gains to losses and then back again.
    SOURCE: The Scotsman 4 weeks ago
  10. 98 FTSE companies use tax havens
    YouTube Logo YouTube Videos 4 months ago
  11. Wednesday morning markets round-up
    Prestwich Advertiser 2 hours ago

    Investors brushed aside figures highlighting Europe's economic squeeze and continued uncertainty over Greece to post modest gains today. The FTSE 100 Index rose 7.8 points to 5907.3, while markets on the continent were also higher despite Germany reporti

  12. FTSE LIVE: Wary traders await Greek pledges to make tough reforms
    Daily Mail - UK logo Daily Mail - UK 2 hours ago
    Profits hit: Pennon¿s waste management arm Viridor will take a £4m profits hit after global prices for recycled waste, such as paper pulp sold to Oriental mills, dropped

    9.35: The FTSE 100 has opened 7.4 points higher at 5,907.3 as markets wait for Greece to take its final steps towards implementing a debt restructuring deal to avoid default. Getting a bailout is crucial for Athens, with €14.5billion in debt repayments f

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  1. An electronic board at the Nasdaq shows increases in the Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite and FTSE 100 in early trading, Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011 in New York. Stocks rose Thursday as hopes grow that a plan to tackle the European debt crisis will survive. AP Photo logo AP Photo 3 months ago

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  5. A man passes a screen showing the activity of the FTSE index at Canary Wharf financial district in London August 5, 2011. Banks and commodity stocks fell sharply on Friday as Britain's top share index extended losses into a sixth straight trading day, roiled by a global debt crisis and... Reuters Pictures logo Reuters Pictures 6 months ago

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  6. Trolleys are seen at a Tesco supermarket in London January 12, 2012. The FTSE 100 .FTSE was flat Thursday morning, with retailers lower amid fears of a supermarket price war after market leader Tesco issued a profit warning following its worst Christmas for decades. Reuters Pictures logo Reuters Pictures 1 month ago

    Trolleys are seen at a Tesco supermarket in London January 12, 2012. The FTSE 100 .FTSE was flat Thursday morning, with retailers lower amid fears of a supermarket price war after market leader Tesco issued a profit warning following its worst Christmas for decades.

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  7. People look at the window display of a branch of Thomas Cook in Birkenhead, in north-west England, on November 22, 2011. Shares in Thomas Cook crashed 67 percent on Tuesday as the British travel firm said it was renegotiating its debts and delaying the group's annual results after a... Getty Images logo Getty Images 2 months ago

    People look at the window display of a branch of Thomas Cook in Birkenhead, in north-west England, on November 22, 2011. Shares in Thomas Cook crashed 67 percent on Tuesday as the British travel firm said it was renegotiating its debts and delaying the group's annual results after a...

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    A branch of Thomas Cook is pictured in Birkenhead, in north-west England, on November 22, 2011. Shares in Thomas Cook crashed 67 percent on Tuesday as the British travel firm said it was renegotiating its debts and delaying the group's annual results after a sharp deterioration in...

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  9. People walk past London's Stock Exchange, in London's City financial district, Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011. European stocks gained Thursday amid mounting expectations that a Greek referendum on a European bailout plan will be abandoned. Britain's FTSE 100 swung between gains and losses... AP Photo logo AP Photo 3 months ago

    People walk past London's Stock Exchange, in London's City financial district, Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011. European stocks gained Thursday amid mounting expectations that a Greek referendum on a European bailout plan will be abandoned. Britain's FTSE 100 swung between gains and losses...

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    A man walks past the Bank of England, in London's City financial district, Thursday, Nov. 3, 2011. European stocks gained Thursday amid mounting expectations that a Greek referendum on a European bailout plan will be abandoned. Britain's FTSE 100 swung between gains and losses before...

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    LONDON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 22: A city worker exits the Bank underground station on September 22, 2011 in London, England. Share prices on world stock markets have fallen sharply today following several warnings over future prospects for the global economy. Both Christine Lagarde, head...

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  17. London's financial district is pictured in east London, on August 19, 2011. London's main stock index slumped by more than 3.0 percent on Friday, mirroring a rout across global indices. The FTSE 100 index of leading shares sank 3.07 percent to 4,935.73 points at about 0745 GMT, falling... Getty Images logo Getty Images 5 months ago

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  1. The market’s complete indifference to last week’s S&P downgrade of France and others was further confirmed today as the FTSE 100 briefly set a fresh high for the month so far ... Although the economic data from China has showed a slowdown, it was not as much as investors were fearing. U.K. inflation als...
    SOURCE: Globe and Mail 4 weeks ago
  2. The absence of US traders from today’s markets has led to a distinctly lacklustre day, with the FTSE shifting listlessly from gains to losses and then back again.
    SOURCE: The Scotsman 4 weeks ago
  3. European markets had a muted reaction Monday to Standard & Poor's downgrade of nine eurozone governments. European stocks wavered between minor gains and losses in midday trading. Britain's FTSE 100 (UKX) fell 0.1%, the DAX (DAX) in Germany edged up 0.2% and France's CAC 40 (CAC40) was flat.
    SOURCE: Offical Piers Morgan Website 4 weeks ago
  4. With the report saying it will take women 55 years to reach equal status with men in the senior judiciary and 73 years for women directors in FTSE 100 companies, it seems in terms of numbers, female doctors have made giant leaps for womankind
    SOURCE: Medindia Health News 2 months ago
  5. Latterly, the advice we have given has been much more affected by events at News International ... At best, he fell down on the job by not spotting and rooting out illegal behaviour. We don’t think those kinds of things are acceptable for a chairman of a FTSE 100 company.
    SOURCE: Irish Times 2 months ago
  6. The top three Yahoo! Searches of FTSE, National Lottery and Job Centre indicate a country worried about its economic future and dreaming of get-rich quick schemes.
    SOURCE: Business Wire 2 months ago
  7. Bumi Armada will be added to MSCI Malaysia Index from Dec 1, replacing PLUS Expressways Bhd on the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KL Composite Index (FBM KLCI) once it (PLUS) is delisted. There are expectations that the index will join the FBM KLCI and this is what may have triggered the spike in its share price
    SOURCE: The Star Malaysia 2 months ago
  8. Last year Xstrata delivered its second best financial performance since inception, with an 86 per cent increase in profits, record cost savings, improved safety performance and total shareholder returns substantially greater than the FTSE 100 average.
    SOURCE: The Age 2 months ago
  9. Yesterday’s up-down moves on the FTSE couldn’t be more different to Monday’s relentless charge higher, with markets struggling all day to establish a firm direction one way or the other. The autumn statement from the Chancellor did nothing to add to confidence among traders, with George Osborne confessi...
    SOURCE: The Scotsman 2 months ago
  10. The FTSE has held above a close of 5,100 and this seems positive on the short term and we now look for a test of 5,285 to 5,360
    SOURCE: MarketWatch 2 months ago
  11. In the past, important bottoms have been reached after capitulation has taken place. The way the FTSE turned around on Friday, does not indicate that this has taken place, leading to the conclusion that the next downdraft is likely to be relatively large.
    SOURCE: Reuters 2 months ago
  12. He’s a great communicator and canvasses opinion. And he’s also tough and ambitious – if there’s a decision to make, he’ll make it. He’ll go on to manage a FTSE 100 group; there’s no doubt about that. I wouldn’t speak as highly of many CEOs I’ve dealt with.
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 2 months ago
  13. Investors should look for managers avoiding getting sucked into the trap of taking a lot of exposure in the highly concentrated income region at the top of the FTSE 100, which can leave portfolios vulnerable to black swan events such as last year’s BP oil disaster.
    SOURCE: The Scotsman 2 months ago
  14. The investment company sector has long recognised the importance of dividends and it’s encouraging to see such a significant proportion of the sector yielding more than the FTSE 100 annual average.
    SOURCE: The Scotsman 2 months ago
  15. The FTSE markets have been down the last eight sessions which depicts bearishness. There should be a small bounce ahead, however, traders should stay in the sidelines until they see a bounce transform into a tangible upward movement
    SOURCE: The Star Malaysia 2 months ago
  16. The auctions led to ...the FTSE index at first plunging 0.5 per cent
    SOURCE: Daily Mail - UK 2 months ago
  17. The past week or so of slides has knocked the FTSE back to where it was at the beginning of October and, while stock markets don’t feel like they are about to go into the nosedive we witnessed in August, there is no sign of any positive news to suggest we will see notable gains for shares in the months ...
    SOURCE: The Scotsman 2 months ago
  18. Whether you consider James Murdoch has misled the committee, as I do, or instead consider that he failed to investigate and manage this issue competently, I believe that shareholders must hold him accountable. In any other FTSE 100 company failure on this scale would merit removal
    SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited 2 months ago
  19. The FTSE 350 banking sector has now lost 23pc in the last four weeks trading alone, and over 40pc from the highs reached in February, which is a stark warning as to just how much investor confidence has been lost in stocks such as RBS, Lloyds and Barclays in the midst of the euro crisis.
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 2 months ago
  20. Based on three-month average trading volumes of around 10 million shares a day and assuming the FTSE buying spread over 30 days, then FTSE indexing alone could increase volumes by 25 percent
    SOURCE: Reuters Mobile 2 months ago
  21. We believe Glencore should outperform over the next six months as its shares will benefit from a technical squeeze caused by a circa 500 percent weighting growth ... in the FTSE 100
    SOURCE: Reuters Mobile 2 months ago
  22. Within the next 10 years, it predicts the average boss of a FTSE 100 company will be paid a record of nearly 215 times more than the average worker.
    SOURCE: Daily Mail - UK 2 months ago
  23. Over the last year, Bumi Plc’s share price has declined 4.7 percent compared to the FTSE 350 Mining index which has declined 20 percent, a significant outperformance
    SOURCE: The Jakarta Globe 2 months ago
  24. That's after going without between 5 per cent and 8 per cent of their salary year in, year out. Meanwhile average pension pots for FTSE 100 directors are a whopping £3.91 million.
    SOURCE: Morning Star Online 2 months ago
  25. FTSE top 250 companies and high-net-worth individuals
    SOURCE: The Independent 2 months ago
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