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FTSE 100 movers: Rentokil surges on update; Mondi slumps
London’s FTSE 100 was up 0. 6% at 8,381. 38 in afternoon trade on Thursday.
Ovo poaches Monzo finance chief amid sale talks - report
Household energy supplier Ovo has reportedly poached a senior executive from digital bank Monzo as it explores options that could lead to a change of ownership.
Turkish central bank holds rates at 50%
Turkey’s central bank said on Thursday that it was keeping interest rates steady at 50%, as widely expected.
ECB cuts rates to 3.25%, as expected
The European Central Bank cut interest rates on Thursday for the third time this year, as expected.
London midday: Stocks push higher as Rentokil, Entain gain; ECB eyed
London stocks had pushed higher by midday on Thursday, helped along by solid performances from the likes of Rentokil and Entain, as investors eyed an expected rate cut by the European Central Bank.
Publicis lifts full-year revenue outlook
French advertising group Publicis lifted its full-year organic revenue forecast on Thursday despite a "challenging" macro environment, as it reported a jump in third-quarter revenues.
N Brown to be taken private by Joshua Alliance in £191m deal, shares surge
N Brown said on Thursday that it has agreed to be taken private by a company owned by Joshua Alliance - whose family has been involved with the group since the 1960s - in a £191m deal.
London open: Stocks flat ahead of expected ECB rate cut
London stocks were flat in early trade on Thursday as investors eyed an expected rate cut by the European Central Bank.
Mondi cites planned maintenance shuts as Q3 profit falls
Paper and packaging group Mondi said on Thursday that underlying core profit fell in the third quarter in "muted" trade, mainly due to more planned maintenance shuts.
London pre-open: Stocks seen up ahead of ECB policy announcement
London stocks were set to rise at the open on Thursday following a positive session on Wall Street, as investors eyed the latest policy announcement from the European Central Bank.
Thursday newspaper round-up: Tesco, Post Office, Amazon, Stellantis
Tesco has struck a deal to buy enough solar power to run 144 of its large supermarkets, buying almost two-thirds of the entire electricity output from the Cleve Hill solar park in Kent. The £450m solar park is being built on farmland near Faversham by Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners, a London-based firm that invests in renewable and low-carbon energy in the US, UK and Australia. – Guardian.