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regarding the sale of its cinema assets, as it warned that any transaction would result in a “very significant dilution of existing equity interests.” Things are quiet on the economic calendar today, but tomorrow will give us mortgage data on both sides of the Atlantic. “We had some exceptionally warm weather in the south of England. This also gave a lift to Both prices were even lower earlier in the day. The EY ITEM Club agreed. However, corporate news is likely to be thin on the ground but there will be a number of PMI releases for investors to digest after releases in the past couple of days showed further falls in manufacturing activity in China in Germany. [Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC (LSE:RR.)](https://www.proactiveinvestors.com/LON:RR./Rolls-Royce-Holdings-PLC/) received an early boost to the year as Jefferies put the company on its buy list with an increased price target of 125p, up from 90p. [SSE PLC (LSE:SSE)](https://www.proactiveinvestors.com/LON:SSE/SSE-PLC/) fell 0.7% as Jefferies downgraded to hold while [GSK PLC (LSE:GSK, NYSE:GSK)](https://www.proactiveinvestors.com/LON:GSK/GSK-PLC/) was another on a small list of fallers, down 0.4%, as JP Morgan lowered the pharma giant to underperform with a 1,350p price target. [Bank of England](https://www.proactiveinvestors.com/PRIVATE-UK:BOE/Bank-of-England/) is close to the end of its rate rising cycle, with Bank Rate likely to peak at 4%” it said. The mild weather has reduced demand for heating in the UK and the rest of Europe and conditions are expected to remain mild for the next two weeks. Manufacturing firms in the US indicated a solid decline in the health of the sector during December, according to the latest PMI data from S&P Global.
This helped boost Asian-focused stocks which were amongst those on the rise in London with Rolls Royce Holdings Plc topping the risers, up 5.25% on hopes the ...
regarding the sale of its cinema assets, as it warned that any transaction would result in a “very significant dilution of existing equity interests.” Things are quiet on the economic calendar today, but tomorrow will give us mortgage data on both sides of the Atlantic. “We had some exceptionally warm weather in the south of England. This also gave a lift to Both prices were even lower earlier in the day. The EY ITEM Club agreed. However, corporate news is likely to be thin on the ground but there will be a number of PMI releases for investors to digest after releases in the past couple of days showed further falls in manufacturing activity in China in Germany. [the UK will experience ](https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1002271/global-recession-will-hit-uk-harder-and-longer-than-other-g7-economies-survey-reveals-1002271.html)one of the worst recessions and poorest recoveries among the G7 countries in the upcoming year. [SSE PLC (LSE:SSE)](https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/LON:SSE/SSE-PLC/) fell 0.7% as Jefferies downgraded to hold while [GSK PLC (LSE:GSK, NYSE:GSK)](https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/LON:GSK/GSK-PLC/) was another on a small list of fallers, down 0.4%, as JP Morgan lowered the pharma giant to underperform with a 1,350p price target. [Bank of England](https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/PRIVATE-UK:BOE/Bank-of-England/) is close to the end of its rate rising cycle, with Bank Rate likely to peak at 4%” it said. The mild weather has reduced demand for heating in the UK and the rest of Europe and conditions are expected to remain mild for the next two weeks. Manufacturing firms in the US indicated a solid decline in the health of the sector during December, according to the latest PMI data from S&P Global.
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The FTSE-100 shrugged off fears of industrial unrest and a slowdown across Asian markets this morning as it jumped nearly 1.5 per cent at market open.
The mid-cap FTSE 250 did not enjoy such a boost last year. A large proportion of the index’s constituents book their earnings in overseas currencies, bumping their sterling-based income. The FTSE 100 shrugged off the January blues today to fly 1.37 per cent on the first trading day of 2023.
Global investors will have one eye on the minutes from the Fed's December policy meeting, due to be published on Wednesday.
The FTSE 100 and European stocks were off to a good start this Tuesday, as investors assessed China's reopening and awaited minutes from the latest US ...
The FTSE 100 and European stocks were off to a good start this Tuesday, as investors assessed China's reopening and awaited minutes from the latest US ...
The FTSE 100 has started 2023 on the front foot, following Asia and Europe higher in early trading to reach six-month highs of 7600 points....
[SpaceX](https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/PRIVATE-NA:SPACEX/SpaceX/) is said to be raising US$750mln in a new round of funding. Over in the US, Elon Musk’s space exploration company In company news, festive favourite Hotel Chocolat is having another crack at the Japanese market, signing a new strategic partnership agreement with Tokyo-based Eat Creator Corporation.
Oil and travel stocks lead FTSE 100 rally · Cineworld says not in talks to sell its theatres to AMC · China factory activity weakens ...
London-listed shares shrugged off pessimistic IMF comments on the health of the global economy suggesting most major economies could face a slowdown in the ...
Banks have perked up on the stock market in recent months as investors bet that they will benefit from interest rates staying higher for longer,” Russ Mould said. “Kristalina Georgieva told CBS that the US, EU and China are all slowing simultaneously. “UK shares kicked off the New Year with a bang despite gloomy predictions from the head of the IMF that one third of the global economy will be hit by recession this year,” said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.