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UK 100 Leaders Close Chg % Chg % YTD
Lloyds Banking Group PLC 32.62 0.975 3.1 25.92
Weir Group PLC 1635 19 1.2 -19.54
Tesco PLC 319.2 1 0.3 -20.88
International Power PLC 417.7 0.3 0.1 23.87
British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC 702.5 -1.5 -0.2 -4.1
United Utilities Group PLC 627.5 -1.5 -0.2 3.55
National Grid PLC 667.5 -2 -0.3 6.8
Royal Bank of Scotland Group (The) PLC 24.47 -0.08 -0.3 21.26
UK 100 Laggards Close Chg % Chg % YTD
Kazakhmys PLC 774 -51 -6.2 -16.5
Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation PLC 520 -33 -6 -18.17
Tullow Oil PLC 1469 -88 -5.7 4.78
Man Group PLC 88.75 -4.7 -5 -29.4
CRH PLC 1174 -62 -5 -8.28
Vedanta Resources PLC 1122 -58 -4.9 10.54
Rio Tinto PLC 3214.5 -148.5 -4.4 2.86
Anglo American PLC 2263 -102 -4.3 -4.88
Major World Indices Mid/Close Chg % Chg % YTD
UK 100 5655.06 -111.49 -1.93 1.49
11156.2 -327.11 -2.85 10.43
CAC 40 3214.22 52.25 1.65 1.72
DAX (Xetra) 6569.48 8.01 0.12 11.38
Dow Jones Industrial Average 13008.5 -29.8 -0.23 6.47
Nasdaq Comp. 2957.76 1.42 0.05 13.54
S&P 500 1369.58 0.48 0.04 8.9
Nikkei 225 9181.65 62.51 0.69 8.59
Hang Seng 20554.08 17.43 0.08 11.50
S&P/ASX 200 4314.3 13.01 0.3 6.35
Commodities & FX Mid/Close Chg % Chg % YTD
Crude Oil Light Sweet Composite 97.635 -0.405 -0.41 -1.38
Gold Composite 1635.5 -3.1 -0.19 4.41
Silver Composite 29.8625 -0.2025 -0.67 7.52
Palladium Composite 650.15 2.35 0.36 -1.01
Platinum Composite 1530.7 2.1 0.14 9.25
GBP/USD – US $ per £ 1.6177 -0.07 4.16
EUR/USD – US$ per Euro 1.3026 -0.24 0.56
GBP/EUR – Euros per £ 1.2418 0.18 3.5
UK Index called to open -15pts

UK 100 (UKX): 1-week chart (Source: IT-Finance)

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Today's Main Events

  • 11:00   DE        Industrial Production
  • 12:30   US        Small Business Optimism
  • 15:00   US        IBD/Tipp Economic Optimism
  • 15:00   US        JOLTS Job Openings
  • Click for full Live Macro calendar, incl. consensus expectations

Markets Overview: (Source: Bloomberg, FT, Reuters, DJ Newswires)

UK 100 called to open -15pts from Friday’s close, with European bourses having sold off and recovered yesterday (only UK markets closed) in the aftermath of the French and Greek elections which cast a shadow of volatility over markets with calls for growth versus austerity. Results reflected flailing public support for bailouts and cost cuts with France electing for the return of a socialist leader (not seen since Mitterand) rather than re-election of Merkel’s ally and incumbent Sarkozy. Greek polls also rejected current fiscal programmes, proving inconclusive (multiple parties gaining split support, no coalition yet) and look to lead the way for a re-run next month.

US markets closed mixed last night, with little data and UK markets closed, but equities nonetheless focused on European politics. Overnight, Asian markets began a rebound thanks to news that Spain may be ready to helps its ailing bank sector. This is something it said it wouldn’t do but could well be key to avoiding contagion to the rest of Spain’s financial sector and more importantly to the rest of the continent’s. Macro data overnight saw a raft of poor UK focused macro data in the form of housing, shop prices and employment confidence.

Today look to be a quiet macro today for the return of UK equity traders and their chance to react to the weekend political events, however German Industrial production will likely been keenly watched after the recent poor PMI manufacturing data. US optimism and jobs data also likely of interest after the disappointing US jobs number on Friday.

Overnight Macro Data: (Source: Reuters/DJ Newswires)

  • UK                    RICS House Prices                              Worse decline
  • UK                    BRC Shop Prices                                  Worse growth
  • UK                    Lloyds Employment Confidence         Declined
  • Aussie             Trade Balance                                     Worse, decline

 

UK Company Headlines: (Source: Reuters/DJ Newswires)

  • Gold Oil says parties interested in Peru block partnership
  • TUI Travel reports wider H1 operating loss
  • Thomas Cook gets lifeline from lenders
  • Morgan Crucible says rev in first four months of the year marginally lower
  • Exillon Energy production rises 55 pct
  • Insurer Aviva’s CEO steps down after pay revolt
  • President Petroleum says new Argentine well to boost output
  • Oxford Biomedica presents ocular clinical data
  • Miner ENRC mulls carving off international assets
  • Essar Energy files writ petition in Gujarat High Court
  • Bwin.party in U.S. online poker deal with Indian tribe
  • GW Pharma’s Sativex set for approval in 10 countries
  • Thomas Cook gets lifeline from lenders

 

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