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Tuesday preview: ZEW economic expectations index, Glencore in the spotlight
Financial markets' focus on Tuesday will be on the ZEW institute's economic expectations index for Germany.
Dunelm deputy chairman reduces stake
Dunelm's deputy chairman announced plans to reduce his stake in the furniture retailer as its shares raced back towards their record highs.
Europe close: Stimulus and vaccine hopes boost shares
European shares extended gains pushed ahead in a big way at the start of the week, fuelled by the prospect of further fiscal stimulus in the States and for the rollout of vaccines.
Sector movers: Oil and Mining stocks surge on US stimulus and vaccine hopes
Oil and Mining stocks surged at the start of the week on hopes for further fiscal stimulus in the US and that the pandemic might start to be coming under control.
Sanofi Covid-19 vaccines may be ready by end of 2021
French drug giant Sanofi's two vaccine candidates against Covid-19 may be ready by year-end, the company said, refuting an earlier report.
Brent at 13-month high on hopes for US stimulus and vaccine rollouts
Investors continued to bid crude oil prices higher at the start of the week, on the back of continued hopes for an easing of Covid-19 lockdowns around the world and of fiscal stimulus in the US.
Sunday newspaper round-up: Neil Woodford, SSE, British Airways
Neil Woodford has broken his silence on the collapse of his investment firm and revealed he plans to start all over again in a tearful and defiant interview. Speaking publicly for the first time since his business imploded in October 2019, exclusively to The Telegraph, the fund manager said he was “very sorry for what I did wrong”. But he lashed out at the administrator of Woodford Investment Management, Link Fund Solutions, and rejected widespread criticisms of his operating style.