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Broker tips: Acacia Mining, Petra Diamonds, Rathbone Brothers
Acacia Mining’s shares rose on Monday as Deutsche Bank reiterated a ‘buy’ rating and lifted its target price to 580p from 570p, citing progress on the company’s turnaround.
Fusionex International's full year revenue to be in line with expectations
Shares in AIM-listed software solutions provider Fusionex International, which specialises in big data analytics, artificial intelligence and the internet of things, soared nearly 18% on Monday as the company said it expects revenue to be in line with expectations.
US pre-open: Stock futures rise ahead of data, earnings, Fed speeches
US stock futures pointed to a higher open on Monday as investors awaited data on manufacturing activity, remarks from Federal Reserve officials and corporate earnings.
WideCells increases headcount, continues Manchester development
Stem cell banking and insurance services company WideCells Group posted a corporate update on Monday, on its strategy to make stem cell treatment affordable and accessible and drive innovation and investment to the stem cell industry.
Malta plane crash leaves five dead
A plane has crashed on the runway at Malta International Airport in Luqa, killing all five people who were on board shortly after take off.
Frontera Resources begins stimulation in Georgia
Independent oil and gas exploration and production company Frontera Resources Corporation released an update to its operations in Georgia on Monday.
Abcam commits to massive new Cambridge headquarters
Life science research tools supplier Abcam announced on Monday that it has committed to the lease of a new facility for its global headquarters at the Biomedical Campus in Cambridge, subject to the grant of full planning approval.
Iraq balks at production cuts, cites war against IS
Iraq balked at cutting its levels of crude oil production following a meeting of Gulf producers and Russia over the weekend, raising fresh doubts among some market participants that the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries would be able to decide on an output cut when it next met.
Microsoft to introduce UK price hikes on enterprise products
US tech giant Microsoft is the latest company to raise its prices in Britain as a result of the fall in value of the pound in the aftermath of Brexit.
GoldBridges confirms Sekisovskoye is on time and on budget
GoldBridges Global Resources announced an update on the development of the Sekisovskoye underground gold mine on Monday, confirming the mine development was proceeding as planned with all key milestones achieved on time and within budget.
Europe midday: Stocks gain with banks in the lead
European stocks started the week on the front-foot, with a much stronger-than expected reading on the single currency area's manufacturing and services sectors helping to offset a mixed batch of corporate results.
London midday: Stocks flat as investors weigh data
London stocks had erased early gains by midday as investors weighed a sharp drop in monthly UK industrial orders against better-than-expected Eurozone services and manufacturing data.
Legendary investment lands major NHS contract
Legendary Investments announced on Monday that its investee company, VS, has been appointed by the Shelford Group to deploy ‘The Edge’ to engage with NHS trusts' suppliers.
Premier AM's assets under management grew to £5bn in Q4
AIM-listed Premier Asset Management Group’s assets under management grew in the fourth quarter, despite uncertainty in the market in the wake of the EU referendum result.
Acacia Mining rallies as Deutsche Bank lifts target price
Acacia Mining’s shares rose on Monday as Deutsche Bank reiterated a ‘buy’ rating and lifted its target price to 580p from 570p, citing progress on the company’s turnaround.
Plus500 hits record number of new customers
Plus500, an AIM-listed online service provider for retail customers to trade contract for differences (CFDs) internationally, experienced a 47% surge in new customers to 25,083 during the three-month period ending 30 September 2016.
Spain to welcome new government after 10 months of deadlock
Spain's Popular Party will return to power, albeit in a minority government, after the country's second largest party, the Socialist PSOE, voted to allow current interim prime minister Mariano Rajoy to govern.
Cerillion expects full year results to be in line with expectations
Cerillion, a customer relationship management software provider, expects full year results to be in line with market expectations after “encouraging progress” in the second half of the year.
Rambler Metals & Mining reduces costs, meets production target in FY
AIM-listed copper and gold explorer Rambler Metals & Mining during the year, met its targeted production amount while it reduced cash costs at its Canadian mine.
Asia report: Markets mixed as Japan data beats forecasts
Markets in Asia finished mixed on Monday, with Japanese stocks rising as exports in the country fell less than anticipated in September.