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Daily Market Summary Report - Tuesday 9th March 2010
A strong early performance from US shares helped Footsie recover
from earlier weakness to close only slightly lower on a U-shaped
day for the leading share index.
Sentiment had earlier been dented by weak economic news. Data
from the Office for National Statistics showed the UK’s deficit
on trade in goods widened to £7.99bn from £7.01bn the previous
month, about £1bn more than economists had predicted.
Stocks also fell back on company updates. Shopping centre owner
Liberty International
fell after saying it is to split into two separate listed
businesses, Capital Shopping Centres and Capital & Counties
through a demerger. Liberty overall posted a loss of £329m in
2009 compared with a loss of £2.66bn. NAV fell to 464p from
765p. The dividend is unchanged at 16.5p.
Antofagasta slipped
back but later moved into the blue. Lower copper prices hit
Chile-based miner and railway owner 's earnings last year. Net
earnings fell to $668m compared with $843m in 2008 excluding
one-offs on sales of $2.96bn, down from $3.37bn. Copper
production was 442,500 tonnes, ahead of the original forecast
for the year of 433,000 tonnes.
Satellite communications service provider
Inmarsat lost
altitude, despite revenue and profits heading skywards in the
fourth quarter. Total revenue in the final quarter of 2009 rose
13% to $181.5m from $160.6m in the fourth quarter of 2008.
EBITDA jumped 18% to $119.7m from $101.4m the year before.
Energy supplier International
Power reported a slight increase in its full-year
dividend but said its near-term performance will be impacted by
weak market conditions in the US and the UK.
Banks were out of favour after ratings agency Moody’s said it
may downgrade the ratings of some UK lenders after the
government removes support for the banking sector. Although
Moody’s did not name which banks it had in mind for a downgrade,
the two part-nationalised lenders,
Royal Bank of Scotland
and Lloyds Banking are
regarded as the most likely suspects.
Shanks was the worst
performer in the FTSE 250 after it ended talks with private
equity group Carlyle about a possible offer for the waste group.
A final price indication of 120p cash per share was proposed by
Carlyle, but Shanks said it was unwilling to recommend an offer
at such a level.
Difficult market conditions hit revenue and profitability at
equipment rental group Ashtead
Group but the company’s boss took comfort from his
belief that the company is ‘clearly gaining market share’.
The weakness of sterling helped engineering group
Weir grow revenues in
2009 and post a record operating profit. Revenue in 2009 grew 3%
to £1,390m from £1,354m in 2008, but was down in 7% in constant
currency terms.
Aviation and newspaper distribution group
John Menzies said
pre-tax profit more than doubled after it cut costs won new
contracts.
Car dealer Lookers
said full year profit increased by £26.4m after a strong
performance from its parts division. Adjusted profit before tax
for the year ended 31 December 2009 increased by 102% to £28.3m.
Revenue on a like for like basis increased by 4.2% to £1.75bn.
Fund manager Gartmore,
which floated in December, saw a net inflow of funds in 2009 as
equity markets picked up, but net revenue still fell due to
lower funds under management on average over the year and lower
management fees.
Aer Lingus said
operating losses quadrupled in 2009, though the Irish airline
made a profit in the second half of the year. Operating losses,
before exceptional items, widened to €81m from €20m last year,
while revenues declined 11% to €1,205.7m.
Printer St Ives posted
an increase in half year profit as it reduced costs but warned
that it does not expect any immediate improvement in its
underlying markets.
Shares in laundry and textile rental group
Johnson Services
firmed in early dealings after it said 2009 profit doubled and
it reinstated a final dividend. Adjusted pre-tax profit rose to
£12.2m for the financial year ending 31 December 2009 from £6m
the year before. Revenue for the year fell to £236.4m from
£252.3m a year earlier.
Shares in Ark Therapeutics
fell back sharply after the drug developer said it would
consider approaches it has received following a recommendation
that a further clinical trial would be needed before its brain
cancer treatment Cerepro could be approved.
Source: ADVFN. You can see
an archive of our Daily
Market Summary Reports for the last five trading days
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