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FTSE 100 movers: Anglo American boosted by upgrade; BAE hit by downgrade
London’s FTSE 100 was down 0. 2% at 8,265. 19 in afternoon trade on Friday.
TSB appoints Marc Armengol as new CEO
TSB said on Friday that it has appointed Marc Armengol as its new chief executive officer.
Narayana Health says not planning to make offer for Spire Healthcare
Spire Healthcare shares had pared earlier strong gains by Friday afternoon after India’s Narayana Health said it does not intend to make an offer for the company.
London midday: FTSE nudges down amid data raft
London stocks had nudged into the red by midday on Friday as investors mulled a slew of UK data releases, with deal news in focus again.
RBC Capital reiterates positive outlook on W7 owner Warpaint
RBC Capital Markets reiterated its positive outlook on cosmetics firm Warpaint on Friday, saying it continues to believe the company is well positioned in the market, successfully executing on its growth strategy.
Jefferies upgrades Anglo American to ‘buy’
Jefferies upgraded Anglo American to ‘buy’ from ‘hold’ on Friday and lifted its price target to 2,850p from 2,500p following the recent share price decline.
London open: Stocks steady ahead of data slew; Spire Healthcare jumps
London stocks were steady in early trade on Friday as investors mulled disappointing retail sales figures and looked ahead to a slew of UK data releases.
London pre-open: Stocks seen lower; retail sales tumble
London stocks were set to fall at the open on Friday after disappointing retail sales figures, and as investors eyed the release of a slew of UK data points.
Friday newspaper round-up: House sales, fuel prices, The Telegraph
House sales are expected to accelerate over the next four months as buyers seek to benefit from tax breaks that are due to run out in April 2025, according to the online property website Zoopla. The number of home sales increased across the UK this year, pushing up prices by 1. 5% in the year to October. Next year prices are expected to rise by 2. 5% and transactions will jump by 5%, the website said. – Guardian.