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FTSE 100 movers: Frasers gains on buyback; GSK loses ground
London’s FTSE 100 was up 0. 1% at 7,577. 51 in afternoon trade on Monday.
Diamondback Energy to buy Endeavor in $26bn deal
US oil and gas company Diamondback Energy said on Monday that it has agreed to buy rival Endeavor Energy Resources in a $26bn deal.
London midday: FTSE drifts lower in quiet trade
London stocks had drifted lower in quiet trade by midday on Monday, with little in the way of corporate of macro news to provide direction.
Anglo American signs MOU with Finnish Minerals Group
Anglo American and Finnish Minerals Group have signed a memorandum of understanding to work together to explore opportunities to further support Finland's battery strategy.
London open: Stocks flat in quiet trade; Ashmore hit by JPM note
London stocks were steady in early trade on Monday morning, with little in the way of corporate or macro news to provide direction.
JPMorgan reiterates ‘underweight’ on Ashmore, says re-rating has gone too far
JPMorgan Cazenove nudged down its price target on Ashmore on Monday and reiterated its ‘underweight’ rating as it argued that the re-rating has gone too far.
Galliford Try secures spot on new £3.2bn affordable homes framework
Construction group Galliford Try said on Monday that it secured a position on the new £3. 2bn Communities & Housing Investment Consortium (CHIC) newbuild development framework for affordable homes.
Sirius buys two German business parks for €40m
Sirius Real Estate said on Monday that it has notarised the acquisition of two business parks, one in Köln (Cologne) and the other in Göppingen, for around €40m (£34m).
London pre-open: Stocks seen up after S&P 500 rally
London stocks were set to rise at the open on Monday after the S&P 500 closed above the 5,000 level for the first time on Friday.
Monday newspaper round-up: Fujitsu, Vodafone, Shawbrook
Bosses at Fujitsu have collected about £37m in pay, bonuses and compensation for loss of office since the technology company won the contract to supply the software at the heart of the Post Office Horizon scandal, it has emerged. Accounts going back 25 years reveal the seven-figure sums paid out to executives of the UK division of the Japanese-owned technology company, even as more than 900 people were prosecuted as a result of flaws in the system their company supplied.