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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
Anglo American (AAL.L), Antofagasta (ANTO.L), BHP Billiton (BLT.L), Glencore (GLEN.L), Kaz minerals (KAZ.L), Rio-Tinto (RIO.L), Vedanta Resources (VED.L) - Chinese stocks rose on Monday after inflation data printed came in stronger than expected year on year which further raised hopes the government may deploy more stimulus measures in H2 of the year to prop up the sluggish economy. Closing prices 745.00p, 456.70p, 961.40p, 167.30p, 2368.00p, 472.20p, (Reuters)
Admiral (ADM.L), Direct Line Group (DLG.L) - The cost of British car insurance rose 6.5% in Q2 compared with the previous three months, website Confused.com said. The rise was based upon higher prices for repairing more complex vehicles. Closing prices 1982.00p, 339.20p (Reuters)
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