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FTSE 100
As of 02:13 01 April 2016 - Market closed- Open
- 6203.17
- Previous close
- 6174.90
- 52 week high
- 7103.98
- 52 week low
- 5536.97
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Yesterday 31.03.2016
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FTSE 100 falls, but Tui shares rise
The FTSE edges down ...
The FTSE 100 closed down slightly - (-0.46%) or 28 points at 6,174.90.
The biggest riser was travel firm TUI off the back of news that its bookings are up for the summer, especially from UK customers.
30.03.2016
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FTSE 100 up strongly on mining shares
FTSE opens 1% higher
The news that Tata Steel is pulling out of the UK hasn't dented the stock market. The FTSE 100 index is up more than 1% at the open at 6,170.39.
Investors are digesting a speech from Federal Reserve chair, Janet Yellen, in which she said the US central bank should proceed cautiously with interest rate rises, suggesting a rate raise in April is unlikely.
Mr Kipling cake maker, Premier Foods, saw its share price jump 8% five minutes into the trading day at 61.07p after it received a third takeover bid from US rival McCormick & Company.
29.03.2016
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FTSE flat after mining stocks fall
24.03.2016
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FTSE 100 falls as Next shares dive
23.03.2016
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William Hill shares hit by profit alert
22.03.2016
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FTSE 100 recovers from early losses
21.03.2016
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Mining stocks weigh on FTSE 100
FTSE Close
The FTSE index has ended the day 0.08% lower at 6184.58.
There were gains in the pharmaceutical sector and by supermarket Sainsbury's which balanced out a fall in mining stocks.
The biggest riser was pharma firm, Shire, up 4.09%.
Britain's second-biggest supermarket chain, Sainsbury's, saw its share price rise 1.2% after it was given a clear run to buy Argos-owner Home Retail Group for £1.4bn.
The biggest faller was mining group, Antofagasta, down 3.65%.