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by isleofman.com 11th April 2011
RAMSEY CROOKALL & CO

11  APRIL  2011 Morning Report

Shares are subdued in early dealings, though banking stocks have moved ahead following the publication of the Independent Commission on Banking’s interim report. Barclays and RBS are setting the pace in the FTSE 100.

In the FTSE 250, CPP, the identity theft and credit card insurer that is under investigation by the Financial Services Authority, is slightly lower after it said that Barclaycard is conducting a review of CPP's 'call to confirm' offering to Barclaycard customers, during which time the service will be suspended.

Automotive and aerospace engineer GKN said its car operations have been affected by the recent earthquake in Japan, though market conditions have otherwise been as expected in the first quarter. Sales were up by 14% from the same period a year ago to £1.49bn, while pre-tax profits rose by more than 50% to £107m.

Catering titan Compass has added to its Indian operations with the acquisition of two catering outfits in the fast growing Asian economy. It has bought Delhi-based Vipul Facility Management (VPM), which has gross assets of 342.2m Indian rupees (£5.2m) and Hyderabad-based Ultimate Hospitality Services (UHS) for 42.1 rupees

THE FTSE 100 AT  9:30                     Down 3 @     6050

THE DOW JONES CLOSED Down 29   @    12380

THE NASDAQ COMP CLOSED Down 15 @     2780

Exchange Rates GBP – USD           1.6333 GBP - EURO          1.1301





Posted by isleofman.com
Monday 11th, April 2011 10:10pm.

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