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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
ADFVN III Evening Euro Markets Bulletin -November 28th, 2012-.
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ADVFN III World Daily Markets Bulletin -November 28th, 2012-.
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November 28, 2012
ADVFN III Morning Euro Markets Bulletin -November 28th, 2012-.
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Stocks fall as focus turns to 'fiscal cliff' Market Movers
UK stocks slipped in early trading on Wednesday, tracking US markets lower, as focus turned to the impending US 'fiscal cliff'. FTSE 100: United Utilities impresses with first-half results "European equities are trading lower this morning being pressured by a late sell-off in the US yesterday evening on fears that so far there has been too little progress between Democrats and Republican in order to be able to avoid the fiscal cliff," said Markus Huber, the head of German HNW trading at ETX Capital. The main US equity benchmarks ended yesterday lower after remarks from the US Senate majority leader, Nevada Democrat Harry Reid, to the effect that "little progress" has been made so far on avoiding the fiscal cliff by year-end. Reid added that an increase in the US debt ceiling is necessary. In his own words, the Republicans "talked some happy talk about doing revenues, but we only have a couple weeks to get something done. So we have to get away from the happy talk and start talking about specific things". Stock markets across Europe yesterday were given an initial boost by Monday's news that Eurozone finance ministers had agreed to release the next tranche of the bailout to Greece. However, bourses pared gains as markets digested the deal with analysts saying that the agreement just kicks the can down the road for the heavily indebted nation. Water and sewage services group United Utilities gained after reporting that revenue in the first half rose from £793m to £823m as regulated prices increases offset reduced commercial volumes and lower property sales associated with the water business. Chip designer ARM Holdings moved higher after the Daily Mail reported about a possible 1,200p bid from US tech giant Intel. Medical technology group Smith & Nephew fell early on after announcing that it is to buy the assets of US-based Healthpoint Biotherapeutics for $782m in an attempt to bolster its position in advanced wound care. Security firm G4S was in demand after Jefferies upgraded its rating on the shares from 'hold' to 'buy', saying that the stock's valuation is now sitting close to the bottom of its 10-year average. Contract caterer Compass was also given a lift by Jefferies, which raised its recommendation from 'underperform' to 'hold', saying that the company's announced buy-back, dividend increase and reiterated guidance "exudes confidence". In contrast, insurance firm Resolution fell after UBS cut its rating from 'buy' to 'neutral', citing disappointing nine-month trading, EV write-downs, UK restricting charges and the recent share price performance. Telecoms group Vodafone was suffering from a downgrade by Berenberg to 'hold'. AMEC, Johnson Matthey, National Grid and Tate & Lyle were also registering losses this morning after going ex-dividend. FTSE 250: Tavlivaara and Kenmare disappoint with production targets Nickel miner Talvivaara disappointed after re-assessing its production targets following the gypsum pond leakage which stopped operations earlier this month. The company now expects full-year output to reach 13,000t of nickel, well below the previous 17,000t estimate. Kenmare Resources, the titanium feedstock miner, was also down after warning that as a result of production issues, it expects its full-year production to be lower than previous guidance of 630,000 tonnes of ilmenite and 50,000 tonnes of zircon. Insurance group Lancashire Holdings was a heavy faller after going ex-dividend. Investment trust RIT Capital Partners was lower after saying net asset value fell in the half year to September 30th as some of its defensive hedges under performed in a rising market. Support services and construction firm Interserve is to transfer its remaining interest in a portfolio of 19 PFI assets to the trustee of its pension scheme at a valuation of £55m to address the current pension scheme funding shortfall.
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012
ADVFN III Evening Euro Markets Bulletin -November 27th, 2012-.
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London close: Markets pare gains as investors digest Greek deal Market Movers
- Europe grants Greece more aid FTSE 100: Banks lead the upside - OECD cuts growth estimates - Footsie comes off day's highs by the close After a solid start for the Footsie following last night's Greek bailout deal, gains were pared by the close of trade on Tuesday with some saying that the agreement just kicks the can down the road for the heavily indebted nation. The FTSE 100 index finished the session at 5,800, up 13 points on the day (+0.22%) but under the intraday high of 5,822 reached this morning. Eurozone finance ministers yesterday finally inked out an agreement on Greece, giving the green light to the disbursement of the next €43.7bn bailout tranche (€34.4bn will be issued next month and the remaining monies will be disbursed in the first quarter of 2013). Market strategist Ishaq Siddiqi from ETX Capital said that the deal was widely priced in to markets given the subdued reaction. "Traders feel all EU leaders have done here is kick the can way down the road with the measures perhaps still not as affective to solve Greece's problems." Similarly, the agreement was labelled a "new can-kicking world record" by Societe Generale chief currencies strategist Kit Juckes. "The key issue for Greece, as for the rest of the Eurozone, is the lack of growth. Today's optimistic mood will in due course be reversed unless someone comes along with a magic growth potion." Also providing some downward pressure was the news that the OECD has slashed its 2013 growth forecasts for the world's advanced economies to 1.4%, from the 2.2% estimate in May. The OECD said that the global economy is "expected to make a hesitant and uneven recovery over the coming two years" and "decisive policy action is needed" in the Eurozone and US. Meanwhile, a barrage of broadly better-than-expected economic data Stateside failed to give equities a boost this afternoon, with markets shrugging off decent readings of consumer confidence, durable goods orders, retail sales and home prices. Benchmarks on Wall Street opened more or less flat. Banking peers Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds and Barclays were registering decent gains as investors built positions in 'riskier' assets. RBS was benefitting from an rating upgrade by UBS to 'buy', while Barclays Capital raised its target for both RBS and Lloyds. In contrast, Aberdeen Asset Management was among the worst performers of the morning after Citigroup downgraded its recommendation for the stock to 'neutral'. Pearson shares dropped after Rona Fairhead, the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of its subsidiary the Financial Times Group, announced that she is to leave the firm next year. Fairhead, who has been with Pearson for 12 years, is said to be pursuing "the next phase of her career outside Pearson". Vodafone, the telecoms giant involved in the development of the M-Pesa service in Africa, rose after announcing that from Tuesday 27th the service's Kenyan customers will have access to interest bearing saving accounts and have the ability to take out small loans through a new service, called M-Shwari. Meanwhile, outsourcing giant Capita rose after it said it was the preferred bidder for an educational support services joint venture with Staffordshire County Council. The joint venture, in which Capita will hold a majority stake, will initially deliver a range of educational support services for schools and academies in the Staffordshire region. FTSE 250: Mitchells & Butlers sinks on poor outlook Mitchells & Butlers, the UK's largest operator of managed restaurants and pub, was unwanted after noting it had made a slow start to the new financial year, partly because of unseasonably warm weather in the same period in 2011. India-focused Essar Energy was also lower as shares retreated after making strong gains on Monday on the back of a strong set of first-half results. Broadband and communications provider KCOM fell after reporting a slight fall in revenue and a large rise in net debt in the first half, its first increase in net debt in four years following seven consecutive six-month periods of reduction. British defence-equipment maker Chemring, which scaled back full-year profit guidance earlier this month, made strong gains after saying that expectations for the full year remain unchanged since its last update. Business information and events group Informa was also higher after Morgan Stanley raised its target on the stock from 415p to 485p and upgraded it to 'overweight'. FTSE 100 - Risers Royal Bank of Scotland Group (RBS) 295.10p +3.51% Capita (CPI) 751.00p +3.16% Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY) 46.41p +2.92% BAE Systems (BA.) 319.70p +2.47% Aggreko (AGK) 2,235.00p +2.43% ARM Holdings (ARM) 758.00p +2.36% Intertek Group (ITRK) 3,023.00p +1.99% Standard Life (SL.) 310.70p +1.50% Barclays (BARC) 243.65p +1.31% Tate & Lyle (TATE) 779.00p +1.30% FTSE 100 - Fallers Aberdeen Asset Management (ADN) 328.60p -2.20% Pearson (PSON) 1,168.00p -1.35% Johnson Matthey (JMAT) 2,269.00p -1.18% BG Group (BG.) 1,060.00p -1.07% Royal Dutch Shell 'B' (RDSB) 2,140.50p -0.67% Eurasian Natural Resources Corp. (ENRC) 270.20p -0.66% Antofagasta (ANTO) 1,238.00p -0.64% Rio Tinto (RIO) 2,978.50p -0.52% Royal Dutch Shell 'A' (RDSA) 2,072.00p -0.50% Xstrata (XTA) 1,011.50p -0.49% FTSE 250 - Risers Kenmare Resources (KMR) 33.46p +5.52% New World Resources A Shares (NWR) 252.30p +4.60% Chemring Group (CHG) 238.20p +3.57% St. Modwen Properties (SMP) 218.70p +3.11% Domino Printing Sciences (DNO) 563.50p +2.83% Pace (PIC) 182.30p +2.82% Informa (INF) 416.80p +2.79% Carpetright (CPR) 678.50p +2.73% Bumi (BUMI) 265.00p +2.71% Hunting (HTG) 789.00p +2.47% FTSE 250 - Fallers Mitchells & Butlers (MAB) 312.10p -5.71% Man Group (EMG) 73.25p -4.68% Essar Energy (ESSR) 122.00p -3.94% Perform Group (PER) 380.00p -3.55% Lonmin (LMI) 275.00p -3.34% KCOM Group (KCOM) 69.45p -2.59% Ocado Group (OCDO) 70.10p -2.37% Petropavlovsk (POG) 350.60p -2.15% Petra Diamonds Ltd.(DI) (PDL) 103.00p -2.09% Raven Russia Ltd (RUS) 61.70p -2.06%
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