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Movers & Shakers - 4 January 2016

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

BP (BP), Royal Dutch Shell (RDSb), Tullow Oil (TLW) - Oil prices surged during the start of 2016 trading as relations between top crude producers Saudi Arabia and Iran deteriorated, raising concerns about potential supply disruptions. Closing price 354.00p,1543.00p,165.70p (Reuters)

Tesco (TSCO) - Tesco Plc's subsidiary in Turkey has decided to hang onto some of its stores instead of selling them to rival Turkish retailer Begendik after their performance improved strongly, it said on Saturday. Closing price 149.50p (Reuters)

Shire Pharmaceuticals (SHP) - Shire appears to be inching towards an agreement with Baxalta, the producer of specialist treatments for cancer and haemophilia, that the Dublin-based pharmaceuticals company has been trying to buy since last summer, The Times reported. Closing price 4698p. (Reuters)

Lloyds (LLOY) - Is set to become a fully privately owned company by the summer for the first time since its £20bn taxpayer-funded bailout as the UK sells its remaining 9 percent stake, The Times reported. Closing price 73.07p. (Reuters)

Hikma Pharmaceuticals (HIK) – Hikma has received the U.S. Food and Drug Administrator’s nod for its Neostigmine Methylsulfate injection. The company said it has launched the product in the U.S. market. Closing price 2301p (Reuters)

Rio Tinto (RIO.L), BHP Billiton (BLT.L) and Anglo American (AAL.L) - Chinese manufacturing contracted for a fifth straight month causing the CSI 300 Index to fall 7%. Closing Prices 1979.50p, 760.00p and 299.45p (Bloomberg)

For more information on any of these individual news items, call into the trading floor

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