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  • 1 day ago | thearmchairtrader.com | Tony Cross

    The AIM All Share Index saw another modest bump on Wednesday, perhaps underrepresenting the risk on sentiment that has been seen elsewhere off the back of Trump’s backing away from attempts to take over the Federal reserve. The Index reached the bell up just over three and a half points at 675.39.

  • 2 days ago | thearmchairtrader.com | Tony Cross

    Three key news stories unfolding as the UK stock market opens. Check out our companies reporting diary for upcoming results from FTSE 350 and selected international stocks. 1. Improving underlying market lays good foundations for IbstockIbstock LON:IBST issued a Q1 trading update this morning.

  • 2 days ago | thearmchairtrader.com | Tony Cross

    The return post-Easter break marked another day of gains for London’s AIM All Share index, adding close on three points to trade at 671.78 by the close. Catenai +188%Seeen +44%Hutchmed +12%Metals One -32%Oracle Power -23%Catenai [LON:CTAI] was the day’s biggest gainer, up 188% at the bell.

  • 2 days ago | thearmchairtrader.com | Tony Cross

    Market uncertainty is prevailing globally after yesterday’s rout in the US but some pockets of stability are emerging. On Tuesday, the Dubai benchmark equity index closed 0.6% higher whilst the Abu Dhabi equivalent eased just over 0.1%. Multiply Group +4.1%Emaar Development +3%National Bank of Umm Al Qaiwain -4.4%Multiply Group was the biggest riser of the large caps, adding 4.1% and extending the recent run of gains in a brisk day of trade.

  • 1 week ago | thearmchairtrader.com | Tony Cross

    Three key news stories unfolding as the UK stock market opens. Check out our companies reporting diary for upcoming results from FTSE 350 and selected international stocks. 1. Sainsburys shareholders on course for bumper payoutFull year numbers are out from J Sainsbury LON:SBRY this morning with full year sales up 4.2% and retail underlying profits up 7.2% with double digit growth in the groceries business being offset by a poor performance at Argos.

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