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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
Aviva (AV.L), Legal & General (LGEN.L), Prudential (PRU.L), RSA Insurance Group (RSA.L), Standard Life (SL.L) - Lloyd’s of London, currently employing around 800 people in Britain, planning 10% job-cuts of its staff in the U.K., is looking to streamline operations and reduce costs amid continued pricing pressure on its members. Plans to introduce a new organization structure in Q4, in which the job cuts will be part of that change, CEO Inga Beale wrote in her half-year email. Closing prices 530.00p, 260.10p, 1816.00p, 620.00p, 393.00p (Bloomberg)
Debenhams PLC (DEB.L) – Warns that the UK trading environment has become more volatile. Warning that 2017 full year profit may come in at the lower end of the anticipated range if the volatility continued. Closing price 44.50p (Bloomberg)
Petrofac (PFC.L) – Sees its net debt in line with expectations, however lowers its full year forecast of integrated energy services and pushes back expected income in to H2. Closing price 426.00p (Bloomberg)
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