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Tuesday, May 28, 2013, Marketing Communication
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Opening Call
- The FTSE is called to open up around 25 points higher this morning
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UK Corporate Announcements
- Victrex announces H1 revenues of £104.6m up 1% and stays confident on its growth potential
- AG Barr states that 15 week total revenues gained 2.4% and states that it stays very confident on its future prospects
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UK News
- The CEO of Intercontinental Hotels states that growth in China has flattened out
- The Times suggests that the UK courts could be privatised in a radical justice shake-up
- The Sunday Times writes how Paul Walsh the outgoing CEO of Diageo is seen leaving with around £50m in total compensation when he retires
- Indian based United Spirits yesterday approved the allotment of 10% of its enlarged capitalisation on a preferential basis for £300m to Diageo
- The US administration has felt the need to state that US investment in the UK would be affected if it was to leave the EU
- AstraZeneca announces it buys Omthera Pharm for $323m
- Bloomberg details how UK banks have now cut around 190,000 jobs from their peak staffing levels
- Boris Johnson is expected to announce a £1bn deal tomorrow with a Chinese based property developer to redevelop a new business park at London’s Royal Docks, near the Excel exhibition centre
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UK Analyst Changes
- Rbs Cut To Sell Vs Neutral At Citi
- Lloyds Cut To Neutral Vs Buy At Citi
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UK Insider Buying
- Halfords Group Plc, (HFD), 3 insider(s) bought 27704 shares, £3.2
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UK Insider Selling
- Berendsen Plc, (BRSN), insider(s) sold 64260 shares, £7.74
- Bloomsbury Publishing, (BMY), 1 insider(s) sold 131792 shares, £1.27
- Lloyds Banking Group P, (LLOY), insider(s) sold 608449 shares, £0.6
- Next Plc, (NXT), 2 insider(s) sold 22000 shares, £46.22
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FTSE 100 Movers
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Major European Companies Reporting
- Raiffeisen Bank International AG, Q1, 0.887, Seadrill Ltd, Q1, 0.604, Victrex PLC, S1, 0.408, Vienna Insurance Group AG Wiener Versicherung Gruppe, Q1, 0.85
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European Market Summary
- European markets had a broadly positive day yesterday, with noUS or UK influence the Stoxx 600 closed up 0.3%
- Chinese based Fosun International announces a move to buy Club Med, with Axa as a partner; it already holds a 10% of the French based group, which has detailed in recent months plans to expand further into China
- Deutsche Telekom is reportedly looking at buying Poland’s GTS Central Europe for up to €600m
- Axel Springer states that it will start to charge for some of its online newspaper content from mid June
- Netherlands sells up to €3bn in bonds at 10:00, while Italy sells up to €2.5bn in bonds at 11:00
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Major US Stock Movers After Hours
- There were no major movers Friday evening
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S&P 500 Companies Reporting
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US Market News
- Valeant announces that it will buy Bausch & Lomb in a $8.7bn deal
- News Corp announces that it is to take a $1.2-1.4bn pre-tax charge on its publishing unit
- Fresh data suggests that US investors have moved more money into US balanced funds from January to April than at any rate previously, with inflows of $35.2bn
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Overnight Market News
- A majority of EU nations have opposed plans to set import tariffs on Chinese made solar panels
- Morgan Stanley has moved a showcase of its Asian hedge funds to New York from China, after planned attendees stated they were still concerned about bird flu
- The CEO of Woodside Petroleum the second largest oil and gas producer in Australia states that he is looking to make investments of around $5bn in projects globally
- Fast Retailing the largest clothing retailer in Asia has stated that it had not decided yet to join the safety pact supported by Inditex and H&M, following the tragedy in Bangladesh where over 1,000 people died, as it may instead follow its own safety improvement plan
- Australia details that it is to introduce a ban on broadcasting gambling averts during live sports
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Top FX
- The yuan has come off 19 year highs as the People’s Bank of China cuts the reference rate 0.01%
- The Brazilian real is trading down at its lowest level for the year as the central bank holds back on additional efforts to stem the depreciation
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Economic Data Due
- 15:00 US May Consumer Confidence, 70.0 exp. 68.1 previous
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US Consumer Confidence
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Footnotes
- FTSE 100 Call as at 6:45am
- Analyst Changes, as at 6:30am
- Times given are UK Local Time, (GMT or GMT +1 during BST)
- Insider Deals data compiled from Director/PDMR Shareholding forms published in the past 24 hours (ex weekends).
- Major European Companies defined as those companies in the STOXX Europe 600 Index
- FTSE 100 Movers, Blue >0.25%, Green <0.25% > -0.25%, Red < -0.25%, Font size dependent on percentage size of move
- This note is compiled using information / charts from financial data providers such as Bloomberg and Reuters, as well as from the general financial / business media
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