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Royal Bank Of Scotland Group Plc | LSE:RBS | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B7T77214 | ORD 100P |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 120.90 | 121.35 | 121.40 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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14/9/2015 12:09 | One for AV.http://www.telegr | leedskier | |
14/9/2015 12:06 | If Corbyn won the next GE, would he adopt the style & title of General Secretary of the Union of the British Socialist Republic? | leedskier | |
14/9/2015 09:10 | ....and the usual scalping of a couple of the banks has netted the sorts another Christmas holiday I'd imagine.We'll have pundits trying to tell us that the markets have had a good run soon with no recognition of the mugging the FTSE and banks have had.St Leger day came and went without any change in direction. | begorrah88 | |
14/9/2015 08:56 | The S&P500 is 250 points above its ... and that index is only some 2000 points. | leedskier | |
14/9/2015 08:54 | Yes a year of bizarre weather, politics and markets. The FTSE100 is 210 points below its 200 day moving average on the weekly chart. Shocking! | leedskier | |
14/9/2015 08:53 | SHOCK WEATHER WARNING: Coldest winter for 50 YEARS set to bring MONTHS of heavy snow to UK BRITAIN is facing the most savage winter in more than 50 years with months of heavy snowfall and bitter Arctic winds set to bring the country to a total standstill. | avatar333 | |
14/9/2015 08:40 | Morning. ; | avatar333 | |
14/9/2015 08:01 | 6,117.76 was the close on Friday. Currently 6,145.27 +27.51 (0.45%) | leedskier | |
14/9/2015 06:33 | Mon Sep 14, 2015 6:22am BST European Factors to Watch on Monday Sept. 14 LONDON, Sept 14 Financial spreadbetters expected Britain's FTSE 100 to open 47 to 56 points higher, or up as much as 0.9 percent, Germany's DAX to open up 78 to 94 points, or 0.9 percent higher, and France's CAC 40 to open 34 to 42 points higher, or up 0.9 percent. MAJOR MACROECONOMIC DATA/EVENTS (GMT) : 0715 CH Producer/Import Price 0800 IT Consumer Prices/CPI Final 0900 EZ Industrial Production -------------------- MARKET SNAPSHOT AT 0520 GMT: LAST PCT CHG NET CHG S&P 500 1,961.05 0.45 % 8.76 NIKKEI 18018.32 -1.35 % -245.9 MSCI ASIA EX-JP 399.19 0.07 % 0.28 EUR/USD 1.1342 0.03 % 0.0003 USD/JPY 120.38 -0.14 % -0.1700 10-YR US TSY YLD 2.187 -- 0.00 10-YR BUND YLD 0.659 -- 0.00 SPOT GOLD $1,107.75 0.02 % $0.25 US CRUDE $44.58 -0.11 % -0.05 > GLOBAL MARKETS-Asia markets on edge ahead of Fed meeting > US STOCKS-Wall St climbs, S&P 500 posts best week since July > Nikkei extends morning losses as China skids > TREASURIES-Prices gain before next week's Fed meeting > FOREX-Dollar inches lower as Fed countdown begins > PRECIOUS-Gold hovers near one-month low, traders eye Fed > METALS-LME copper firm near two-month top ahead of Fed > Oil prices dip as demand stalls | leedskier | |
14/9/2015 06:30 | Goldman Sachs advise that there will be NO rate rise this week. In which case what has this tree shake been all about? | leedskier | |
14/9/2015 06:27 | IG Index FTSE100 spread indicates an opening of +43 points. | leedskier | |
11/9/2015 17:06 | True. They should look at the Hedgies and HFT's. | isis | |
11/9/2015 08:46 | Who'd have thought it?Markets open, bots go on and down we go.Someone, somewhere must be creaming a fortune off the UK market every single day and laughing at how they are getting away with it.Meanwhile the FCA will be looking the other way and trying to find a new reason to batter the financial sector. | begorrah88 | |
11/9/2015 08:04 | Indeed. R.I.P. | avatar333 | |
11/9/2015 06:46 | Today is September the 11th. It is the 14th anniversary. | leedskier | |
11/9/2015 06:44 | Fri Sep 11, 2015 6:26am BST European Factors to Watch on Friday, Sept 11 LONDON, Sept 11 Financial spreadbetters expected Britain's FTSE 100 to open up 32 points, or 0.5 percent higher, Germany's DAX to open 76 to 80 points higher, or up as much as 0.8 percent, and France's CAC 40 to open 38 to 39 points higher, or up 0.9 percent. MAJOR MACROECONOMIC DATA/EVENTS (GMT) : 0600 DE CPI 0745 FR Current account 0800 IT Industrial output 0830 GB Construction 1230 US PPI 1400 US University of Michigan Sentiment 1430 US ECRI Weekly -------------------- MARKET SNAPSHOT AT 0522 GMT: LAST PCT CHG NET CHG S&P 500 1,952.29 0.53 % 10.25 NIKKEI 18299.67 0 % 0.05 MSCI ASIA EX-JP 401.67 0.47 % 1.87 EUR/USD 1.129 0.12 % 0.0014 USD/JPY 120.78 0.16 % 0.1900 10-YR US TSY YLD 2.211 -- -0.01 10-YR BUND YLD 0.695 -- 0.00 SPOT GOLD $1,111.96 0.07 % $0.81 US CRUDE $45.73 -0.41 % -0.19 > GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares lifted by Wall St, dollar firms > US STOCKS-Wall St rises with Apple, biotechs > Nikkei on track to post 1st weekly gain in 5 weeks > TREASURIES-Yields rise, strong demand at 30-yr auction > FOREX-Dollar up vs yen on increased BOJ easing prospects > PRECIOUS-Gold firms, but poised for third weekly drop > METALS-LME copper rises, set for biggest weekly rise since May > Oil dips as Saudi rejects producer summit, set for weekly fall | leedskier | |
10/9/2015 21:40 | SNP unlikely to be out whilst "UK" still exists and also whilst labour are even less credible than ever. | ariesr | |
10/9/2015 19:41 | I was watching live feed from Tips TV from chartists and others about the US Indices. Apparently it is going to be a V shaped recovery or off the cliff edge. | leedskier | |
10/9/2015 16:08 | Look on the bright side, it's Friday tomorrow. ; | avatar333 | |
10/9/2015 15:56 | So the DOW pushes on and does the FTSE follow it to the same degree it followed it down? Does it f... | begorrah88 | |
10/9/2015 15:41 | Morrison's has really lost its way. | leedskier |
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