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The below stocks have been identified as having potential to register bigger than normal share price moves (up or down) today based on the news cited
William Hill (WMH) - Announced operating profit fell 22% due to tax increases however announced a £200m share buyback and hiked its full-year dividend. Closing price 401.70p (Reuters)
International Airlines Group (IAG) - Reported a 65% rise in annual profit, at the top end of guidance, and expects further profit increases in 2016 as it benefits from a lower crude price. Posted operating profit of €2.3bn, at the higher end of its €2.25bn to €2.3bn forecast, and beating an analyst consensus view of €2.289bn. Closing price 558.50p (Reuters)
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) - Reported its eighth straight full-year loss of £1.97bn, 43% smaller than the bank's loss of £3.47bn for the previous year. It has not turned a profit since the 2008 government bailout restructure which reached £2.9bn. Closing price 244.00p (Reuters)
Anglo American (AAL.L) - With a prolonged slump in commodities Anglo American is looking to widespread divestment to work off billions of dollars in debt amassed through investments in new mines, many at the top of the mining boom. It has set a target of up to $4bn in asset sales. Closing price 422.15p (Reuters)
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