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By Lucy Battersby
Shares in market operator ASX are up 0.7 per cent today after falling more than 1 per cent on Monday and Tuesday. The company released its activity report on Tuesday, leading to a flurry of analyst activity.
Citi’s Nigel Pittaway cut his rating from ‘neutral’ to ‘sell’ due to recent price rises, but also increased his target price to $75.50, up from $71.10.
ASX Ltd is listed on the ASX.
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Shares fell on Monday and Tuesday to hit a two-week low of $75.28 this morning, but are now up to $76.07.
“Not surprisingly ASX’s volumes for both cash equities and futures fell markedly in second half of 2020-21 versus the previous corresponding period,” Mr Pittaway wrote in a note to clients.
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The next major development in Bedminster could be the transformation of St Catherine’s Place on East Street.
Scaled-back plans have now been approved for 180 homes, fewer shops and no cinema, despite continued concerns from dozens of residents and councillors’ own reticence over a number of aspects of the plan.
The new plans mean the tallest residential block is now 14 storeys instead of 17 storeys, but there is no affordable housing promised any more.
“East Street is slowly having its weird, unique character stripped away,” says Charlie Revelle-Smith, author of Weird Bristol. – photo: Martin Booth
Stretching from Ashton Vale Trading Estate in the south, to the Cumberland Basin in the north, Bedminster ward covers a large amount of the BS3 area.