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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), BHP Billiton (BLT.L), Glencore (GLEN.L), Rio-Tinto (RIO.L) - Commodity prices have fallen of late amid signs of weaker Chinese fundamentals. Some analysts say now might be a good time to buy some blue-chip mining stocks. Closing prices 1009.50p, 1125.00p, 284.45p 2935.00p (Dow Jones Newswire)
Hiscox ltd (HSX.L) - Has established a new EU subsidiary in Luxembourg to underwrite its retail business in Europe following Britain's vote to leave the EU and service EU clients. The process of establishing the subsidiary will begin immediately and it expected to complete the restructuring well in advance of March 2019. Closing price 1165.00p (Reuters)
William Hill PLC (WMH.L) - For the 17 weeks to 25 April net revenue increased 9% due to product improvement and is now also on target to deliver £40m in cost efficiencies; due to meet full year guidance after a positive start to the year. Closing price 300.20p (Reuters)
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