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LSL Property Services PLC reports positive start to the year and new £90m banking facility

LSL Property Services PLC reports positive start to the year and new £90m banking facility
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Fragrant Prosperity lit up by prospect of a cannabis deal as it changes tack

Fragrant Prosperity lit up by prospect of a cannabis deal as it changes tack
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FTSE 100 continues in sleepy vein; US indices expected to retreat

Follow John on: It was an uneventful day for London s blue-chip stocks FTSE 100 up 8 points Government to introduce new quarantine rules for travellers from red list countries Airline stocks friendless 5.00pm: FTSE ends just above the flatline The FTSE 100 closed Tuesday up 8 points, 0.1%, to 6,531, while the FTSE 250 gained 26 points, 0.1%, to 21,113. It has been a directionless trading session as the bullish mood that has been circulating recently has faded, hence why European equity benchmarks are mixed, CMC Markets UK analyst David Madden wrote Tuesday.  Volatility is low as there wasn’t much in the way of major macroeconomic news to trigger excitement in one direction or another.

FTSE 100 slows but stays in the green; Wall Street tries to shake off cold open

FTSE 100 slows but stays in the green; Wall Street tries to shake off cold open
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Why has Lidl decided to publish GB financial results for the first time?

By Steve Farrell2021-02-01T17:16:00+00:00 Lidl’s full-year financial results last week raised as many questions as they answered. That’s partly because they didn’t answer many. Apart from being heavy with details of plans already announced – as results often are – they were the first full-year accounts for the GB business, meaning there was no history against which to measure them.  Which explains the relative silence from analysts when the results dropped on Thursday morning versus the commentary that typically follows a major supermarket’s results. “There’s nothing to compare it to. It’s free-standing,” said one analyst at the time.

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