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Daily Market Summary Report - Monday 8th February 2010
Wall Street's battle back to 10,000 less than an hour before
London closed gave shares enough ammunition to stage a late
rally. The day finished as it started, with miners driving
gains.
West Africa-focused gold miner
Randgold Resources set the pace and held top spot all
day. It hiked the dividend by 30% after fourth quarter profits
soared to £38.7m from £9.3m and gold sales jumped to £139.2m
from £78.1m.
Xstrata attracted
extra interest as the session ended despite reporting an 81%
plunge in profit before tax to $661m in 2009 after exceptional
items almost doubled to $2.1bn. Profit before one-offs fell 41%
to $2.77bn on revenue down 16% to $23.5bn.
A final dividend of 8c a share reflects confidence in the firm’s
near and medium term prospects and financial position, it said.
Silver miner Fresnillo,
platinum specialist Lonmin
and Kazakhstan-based pair
Eurasian Natural Resources and
Kazakhmys, all headed
north as a weaker dollar pushed commodity prices higher.
Anglo American joined
the party. It will take up its full entitlement to the rights
issue announced today by subsidiary, Anglo Platinum, costing a
cool $1.3bn.
Sticking with natural resources, oils remained mixed despite a
recovery in crude prices to around $72 a barrel.
Shell and
BP were better, but
Cairn and
BG struggled.
Elsewhere, interdealer broker
ICAP clawed back a little of the losses suffered Friday
when a profit warning shocked the market. Rival
Tullet Prebon is up as
well.
International Power is
also in demand on rumours French utility GDF Suez is putting
together a fresh bid. Last month, the UK energy firm admitted
previous merger talks had come to nothing.
Financials were out of sorts though. Insurers
Legal & General, Prudential,
Aviva and Resolution,
big investors in equities, were especially poor following the
recent slump in global stock markets.
Elsewhere, Spanish banking giant
Santander is
reportedly mulling a flotation of its British operations on the
London Stock Exchange. If the plans are to go ahead, the
demerged business would go straight into the FTSE 100 with a
value of more than £15bn, according to a report in the Sunday
Times. The money could be used to buy parts of
Royal Bank of Scotland,
reports today suggested.
Property developer St Modwen
Properties posted a decline in full year revenue and
widening losses as property values continued to suffer. However
the group said it was confident that 2010 will see the company
returning to growth in profits and NAV.
Shares in aim listed CCTV company
Petards flew off the
shelf after it said profit before tax for the full year is set
to come in higher than market expectations. Cash generation in
the second half was also stronger than expected due to lower
working capital.
BATM Advanced Communications,
which supplies broadband data and telecommunications systems and
medical laboratory equipment, posted a fall in profits in the
year to 31 December as subdued economic conditions kept revenues
flat.
Source: ADVFN. You can see
an archive of our Daily
Market Summary Reports for the last five trading days
here.
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