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FTSE 100 movers: Fresnillo shines; Imperial Brands in the red
London’s FTSE 100 was up 0. 1% at 8,429. 01 in afternoon trade on Monday.
WH Ireland in talks with Zeus Capital about sale of capital markets arm
Financial adviser WH Ireland confirmed on Monday that it is talks with UK investment bank Zeus Capital about the potential sale of its capital markets division.
London midday: Stocks maintain gains after dovish BoE comments
London stocks were still in the black by midday on Monday, with miners pacing the gains as gold and copper prices jumped, as investors mulled dovish comments from the Bank of England’s Deputy Governor and looked ahead to key inflation data later in the week.
ShoreCap says NatWest entering fair value territory, downgrades
Shore Capital downgraded NatWest on Monday to ‘hold’ from ‘buy’ as it said the shares were "entering fair value territory".
Deutsche Bank starts coverage of Trainline at ‘buy’
Deutsche Bank initiated coverage of Trainline on Monday with a ‘buy’ rating and 470p price target.
London open: Stocks gain as investors mull Rightmove data; inflation eyed
London stocks edged higher early trade on Monday as investors mulled the latest UK house price figures and looked ahead to key inflation data later in the week.
Keywords Studios confirms £2.2bn approach from Swedish PE firm EQT
Keywords Studios said on Monday that it was "minded to accept" a £2. 2bn takeover proposal from Swedish private equity firm EQT Partners if it makes a firm offer.
UK house prices hit record high in May - Rightmove
The average UK house price hit a new record of £375,131 in May, driven by pent-up demand and momentum from the Spring selling season, according to data released on Monday by Rightmove.
London pre-open: Stocks seen up as investors mull Rightmove data
London stocks were set to rise at the open on Monday as investors mulled the latest UK house price figures.
Monday newspaper round-up: Border checks, house prices, apprenticeships
Post-Brexit border checks will cost UK businesses £470m a year, the government’s public spending watchdog has said. Plans to bring in border checks on goods coming from the EU faced “significant issues” including critical shortages of inspectors before their introduction last month, the National Audit Office said in a report. – Guardian.