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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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FTSE 100 stocks closed higher on Friday, offered a leg up by surprisingly strong US non-farm payrolls number and financial stocks confident burdensome US regulation was about to get scaled back
US investors showed little fear ahead of a Federal Reserve rate decision due later in the session, and Friday’s always-important US non-farm payrolls.
Copper production was down almost 20% in the final quarter of 2016
FTSE 100 ended softer on Thursday following sharp falls by Sage Group and Unilever, while mid- and small-cap stocks gained
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BT Group shocked investors earlier this week so many will be waiting on tenterhooks to hear whether TV and broadband bundling rival Sky is faring better.
In New York, the US blue chip index was up over 150 points to 20,064, the first time it has exceeded the psychologically significant 20,000 level in intraday trading.
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Also reporting: Diageo, Daily Mail, Sky, Anglo American, Lonmin, St James's Place and Whitbread
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FTSE 100 stocks closed flat on Tuesday, with miners’ gaining, but telecoms group BT topped the losers after the business endured a £8bn hit. Tickers ended remarkably resilient in the wake of the UK Supreme Court’s decision that the HM Gover
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Lots of big names reporting this week including: BHP, Dixons Carphone, easyJet, Diageo, Sky, Unilever and BT
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FTSE 100 index closed down 0.2% at 7,327 on Monday, as the 14-session record high winning streak crashed after shares in banks and oil companies slipped
FTSE 100 shares continued their solid rally and even if it was Friday the 13th it was the 14th successive record high close for the blue-chip ticker, built this time by the construction sector
FTSE 100 shares did it again on Thursday – the 11th successive record high close – as turbulence in sterling finally gave in to a further steady decline and helped push stocks higher. All except retailers, that is
FTSE 100 shares appear positively related to the Nasdaq as the London ticker again hits a fresh record high on Wednesday - its tenth successive
The FTSE 100 index has closed at a record high for the ninth day in a row on Tuesday, the longest such stretch in history, as the bourse got a boost from a weaker home currency
It was a fantastic year for the miners, less so for the airlines and the retailers.
FTSE 100 shares marked a fresh record high on Wednesday and small-caps scaled their highest in nearly three years, as investors, traders and mining stocks were in a more festive mood than their counterparts on Wall Street
Investec thinks President-elect Trump could have a major positive impact on commodities and miners in the New Year
FTSE 100 stocks ended higher on Thursday after pulling away from flat positions at midsession while small-caps helped 40% of London’s stocks to gain – one of their best performances this year - but falling prices for copper, zinc and nickel
FTSE 100 stocks closed higher on Thursday, just shy of the 7000 mark, but the theme of the session was all about weaker sterling in the wake of the US interest rate hike overnight
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FTSE 100 shares extended gains in the second half of Tuesday to close comfortably up in tendem with record-breaking gains on Wall Street
There’s been a rash of broker changes in the mining sector, which in morning trade dragged the FTSE 100 higher
FTSE 100 stocks marched higher on Wednesday with miners the top gainers
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FTSE 100 shares closed near their highest point of the session on Tuesday, but no thanks to spread-betting stocks after the UK’s top regulator proposed stricter rules for the sector
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FTSE 100 shares closed firm on Monday, having brushed off the turmoil in Italy following a “no” vote in the euro zone country’s referendum which led premier Matteo Renzo to tender his resignation, as oil prices continued to extend gains
The mining rally has helped, with Anglo’s basket price of metals rising 40% in 2016 to date.
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The company is currently rolling out a network of ten hydrogen refuelling stations in the UK,
FTSE 100 stocks closed flat on Monday despite an early sprint by mining and energy stocks. Meanwhile, fund manager Henderson Group had sobering news for investors seeking dividend income
FTSE 100 shares sank on Friday as gold miners were out of love in the midst of the rising dollar which hit yellow metal prices
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A round-up of some of today's broker commentary
JP Morgan Cazenove believes investors are probably over-estimating the potential impact of a Trump presidency on the sector
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UK stocks ended higher on Tuesday but off their day’s best as speculation mounted over a December US rate hike
FTSE 100 stocks gave up the 7,000 level on Wednesday as mining stocks dragged the market lower
London’s FTSE 100 index closed higher thanks to miners, but well off a late surge as a fresh record high eluded it
Whitbread, among other companies, is due to report interims tomorrow (Tuesday)
Britain's banks had enough on their plates already, but the Brexit vote made things more complicated still
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FTSE 100 stocks closed higher on Wednesday after fashion house Burberry bounced back
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The bookmakers have been put under the microscope, while Shell has been downgraded.
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A look at some City analysts view on Tuesday.
The mining analysts at UBS have upgraded their prices for coal and base metals, leading to a boost to its profit forecasts sector-wide of 5-25%.
FTSE 100 shares narrowly missed out on a record closing high on Tuesday after slipping back from record levels thanks to renewed Brexit fears which sent the pound below $1.23, as well as growing expectations of a US rate hike this year. Ear
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FTSE 100 shares came within a handful of points of marking a fresh record high close on Monday, but for all the gains of mining stocks the ticker just could not muster the umph to triumph
Sterling weakness is magnifying the effects of a resurgent commodities market to the point that even with gold on the slide, Randgold was one of the top five FTSE 100 stocks.
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A look at some of the main broker upgrades and downgrades today
This leading City broker lauded the ability of the industry's leading lights to generate cash.
It was better news for the miners which have rallied since June’s EU referendum
African diamond miner's spending rises and smaller stone production reduce its appeal, says broker
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US investment bank downgrades Petra Diamonds to 'neutral'
Broker believes miners are facing commodity price falls in the fourth quarter
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The blue-chip FTSE 100 ended up 103 points, or 1.5%, at 6,813 after a boost in oil prices sent commodities sector stocks higher on Monday
Broker downgrades oil services group to 'hold' and reduces its price target
The FTSE 100, London’s blue-chip ticker, closed firm on Wednesday, buoyed by solid jobs data in the wake of Britain’s decision to leave the European Union and a surge by miners on rising commodity prices
London stocks end lower on Tuesday, pushed south by falling oil prices and a weaker sterling.
London shares ended Wednesday lower but finished the month around 90 points higher
UK shares closed higher on Tuesday, as miners once again outperformed other stocks, along with housebuilders and grocer Tesco, while the FTSE 250 index headed to May 2015 highs
London stocks ended lower on Monday, as miners reflected the unease over what policymakers might say to urge a US rate hike later this week and oil stocks came off with a weaker Brent crude price
London stocks were dominated by gains from miners for a second time in a week while forecast-beating UK retail sales data put Brexit fears in the shade to give blue-chip stocks a firm close on Thursday
The Chelsea Football club owner could afford a new striker with that kind of cash, although it was better news for most mining firms
Ex-div stocks are weighing on the Footsie, which was barely in positive territory
London blue-chip and mid-cap stocks closed higher on Monday and both indices marked a fresh 14-month high with healthcare equipment, miners, pharma and biotech sectors driving the gains
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A look at some US broker calls on Friday, including Wedbush on Alibaba
London shares seesawed and ended firmer on Monday thanks to gains by oil prices. The FTSE 100 index closed up 0.2% at 6,809, and was led higher by banks
Miners drove the Footsie higher in early deals but fags makers BATs and IMPs were puffing along towards the back of the Footsie field
London’s blue-chip shares advanced to 14-month highs on Friday and mid-caps reclaimed pre-Brexit levels as investors continued to lap up UK monetary easing and built on that with news that Wall Street’s S&P 500 hit a fresh record high after
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Heavyweight broker Morgan Stanley is bullish on insurance firm Direct Line today
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An early look at some broker upgrades and downgrades on Tuesday
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A look at some broker moves - upgrades and downgrades - on August 1
London shares closed lower on Monday, as the month started with dire manufacturing output data to set a bad tone for the week as mid-caps fall below Brexit levels, again
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The FTSE 100 Index lost hold of a 25-point gain to stand 17.5 points adrift at lunchtime
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The FTSE 100 Index lost hold of a 25-point gain to stand 7.9 points ahead at 6732.29
London's blue-chip stocks ended lower on Thursday after a session spent mostly suspended beneath the previous closing level as investors sought safer haven in UK government bonds, or gilts
The FTSE 100 Index was 6.56 points adrift at 6,743.87 in lunchtime trading
The FTSE 100 Index was 3.2 points adrift at 6,747.24 in early trading
To misquote Prince, it’s just another frantic Thursday with around one-sixth of the FTSE 100 companies set to update the market.
The giant has reportedly approached numerous South African, Australian and North American miners..
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Weekly round up of mining news from the world of Proactive.
It took a month, but London’s midcaps have climbed above their Brexit levels for the first time as shares closed higher on Wednesday while top AIM stocks hit their highest levels of the year
The FTSE 100 Index lost hold of earlier gains of around 30 points to stand 10.16 points ahead at 6707.53
The mining giant said heavy snowfall limited the amount of copper that could be extracted from its Los Bronces mine in the second quarter
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The FTSE 100 Index was 30.59 points to the good at 6727.96 while the FTSE 250 also rose
London stocks ended flat on Tuesday although tech stocks fared well as speculation moved onto who might be snapped up next after news this week that Softbank is buying ARM Holdings in the wake of a Brexit-fuelled weaker pound
Fresnillo and Anglo American, along with Clinigen are due to report tomorrow
The FTSE 100 Index was 13.01 points adrift at 6682.41 and the FTSE 250 backtracked too
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The FTSE 100 Index backtracked 23.49 points to 6671.93
London stocks succumbed to selling pressure and ended Thursday lower, after investors were spooked by the Bank of England’s decision not to cut interest rates
The FTSE 100 Index fell back to stand 9.8 points ahead at 6680.23 but Ocado chatter provided interest
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The FTSE 100 Index fell back to stand 25.7 points ahead at 6696.1.
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The FTSE 100 Index climbed 10.68 points to 6601.32 while the FTSE 250 rose 119.76 points to 16297.51
Metals and miners are resuming their upward momentum in the wake of last week's referendum