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Markets dip on lacklustre European economic data
Pace of eurozone economic growth slowed slightly in July
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Anglo American PLC
LON:AAL
Anglo American is a leading global mining company focused on the responsible production of copper, premium iron ore and crop nutrients – future-enabling products that are essential for decarbonising the global economy, improving living standards, and food security. The company's portfolio of world-class operations and outstanding resource endowments offers value-accretive growth potential across all three businesses, positioning it to deliver into structurally attractive major demand growth trends.
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Anglo American cuts more jobs as commodity prices slide
The mining giant saw underlying earnings slump by 36% in the half year to June.
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Friday's agenda - Pearson, the publisher, to report interim results
Publishing and education giant Pearson will be very much a stock in focus on Friday, when it posts first half numbers.
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Top flight shares pare gains on lower oil prices and UK retail sales
Falling oil stocks weigh on markets as crude prices drop
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Shares rise as markets welcome Greek vote
Greek news helps traders to brush off oil and commodity price falls.
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Footsie drops a ton as resource stocks crash
Resource stocks all fell hard today but chip-designer ARM got it in the neck hardest of all
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Oil and mining stocks drag down London market
Results from US tech giants Apple and Microsoft also hit sentiment.
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Risers & Fallers including The Mission Marketing Group, ARM, Anglo, Independent Oil & Gas and more
Independent Oil & Gas got some much needed funding while Anglo American is hit by the iron ore price.
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Footsie drops a ton as resource stocks tumble
Oil and mining stocks bore the brunt of market pessimism today, while chip-designer ARM was hit by a double whammy
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Week Ahead: Emerging markets growth a concern at Unilever
Property companies feature heavily this week, but the man in the street may be more interested in an update from consumer goods giant Unilever, maker of the mighty/manky Marmite.
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London shares build on gains after Greek vote and eurozone rate hold
ECB tipped to sanction more emergency liquidity help to Greek banks.
Rio and Anglo edge higher despite mixed performances
Rio was below expectations in all areas except coking coal, though iron ore production saw the major shortfall.
Arc Exploration to raise funds, update on projects
Proceeds will be used to carry out essential or low cost work on its existing projects while the company reduces costs across its operations. Arc Exploration continues to pursue joint venture interest to advance its projects.
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Thursday's agenda: Dixons Carphone dialling it in
Dixons and Rio Tinto battle it out for coverage with credit checking firm Experian lurking in their shadows.
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FTSE 100 flat on mixed UK jobs data
The UK's main index was flat, eking out a 12 point gain.
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Risers & Fallers: Ophir, Minoan, Roxi, Tullow Oil, Macromac, CEB and more
There were some big fallers this afternoon but risers were hard to come by.
Wolseley feels the glow from JP Morgan upgrade
Wolseley, which owns Plumb Center, had its rating and target price upgraded...
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Week Ahead: Dixons Carphone to report on slow death of the telly
Dixons Carphone recently announced plans to crack the US, but for now the main concern is a softening market for televisions in Europe.
Market has ‘overshot’ mining sell-off, Citi says
Glencore, Rio, BHP and BAE systems are all in Friday’s broker spotlight
Anglo American ought to drop its divi, Investec says
Anglo American, Premier Oil, House builders, Asos and Smith & Nephew are all in the broker spotlight
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FTSE 100 struggles as China and Greece weigh
The FTSE 100 was 25 points lower at lunch to 6,604
Platinum demand may be flattened by electric cars
“The rising market share of electric vehicles, increasing recycling volumes and the current raft of supply additions should lead to "marginal cost" prices.”
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FTSE100 plunges 1.5% as Greece hurtles toward default
Big cap miners helped FTSE100 on its journey southwards Tuesday with the fact Greece is hurtling to a default on its IMF loan not helping matters.
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Talk of last minute Greek compromise lifts FTSE 100
Footsie was 29 points lower at 6,591 having clawed back ground on talk of a Greek compromise..
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Tuesday’s most followed - Greece, supermarkets, Ocado and Imagination Technologies
FTSE10O was lower as supermarkets and Greece were in focus.....
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Greece saga pushes FTSE100 firmly lower
The full weight of the Greek saga made its presence felt on Footsie at the close....
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FTSE 100 makes 15 point gain early
In the UK, shares in drug-maker Hikma Pharmaceuticals surged ahead following an upgrade by CitiGroup.
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Broker Spotlight – BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, Anglo American, Diageo, IAG, Reed Elsevier
SocGen has shuffled its pack of mining majors
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FTSE100 continues lower as traders flee equities
FTSE100 closed over 36 points lower at 6,753 contining the decline, with media group Pearson (LON:PSON) the biggest laggard. Investors are put off risk due to a number of macro issues, including Greece.
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FTSE 100 down 18 at lunch, Plus500 starts unfreezing accounts
London's blue chips were led lower by miners after weak chinese data and downgrades from Societe Generale.
FTSE 100 flat as HSBC grabs headlines
The UK's blue-chip stocks nudged lower as HSBC announced it is slashing up to 25,000 jobs worldwide, with 8,000 job cuts expected in the UK.
Risers & Fallers: DDD, Weatherly, SacOil, Oxford Instruments, Regency Mines, Dragon-Ukraine
DDD pulled out of its recent slump as it said response to a new product had been good. Conversely, Oxford Instruments has been finding it hard going in Japan and Russia.
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FTSE 100 flat early as HSBC grabs headlines
The UK's blue-chip stocks nudged lower as HSBC announced it is slashing up to 25,000 jobs worldwide, with 8,000 job cuts expected in the UK.
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Gains from miners can't stop FTSE100 ending lower
Big cap miners erased losses yesterday but could not stop Footsie closing lower on the day. FTSE100 finished over 25 points lower, or 0.36%, to 6,928 as miners made up the top three gainers despite uncertainty after the Chinese manufacturin
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FTSE100 closes down as Greek worries persist
The FTSE 100 ended Tuesday almost 31 points down at 6,953 with miners in decline and Greece continuing to weigh on sentiment. Commodities giant Glencore (LON:GLEN) and Anglo American (LON:AAL) both finished among the top five losers despite
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FTSE 100 loses ground after early surge
The FTSE 100 slipped back from this morning’s gains
Broker spotlight – AB Foods, Ophir Energy, Enquest, Premier Oil, BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto
Primark owner Associated British Food rose to the top of the FTSE 100 risers thanks to an upgrade from Goldman Sachs
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FTSE 100 lower in early trading
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FTSE 100 makes very flat start
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FTSE 100 higher in early trading
Cleveland Mining Company iron ore Brazilian acquisition opposite major global miners
With neighbours such as Anglo American, Cliffs Natural Resources, Brazilian megaminers Mineração e Metalicos S.A and Vale, the Cleveland greenfields iron ore acquisition could not be better placed.