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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
UK 100 ( UK 100 Cash), Dow Jones (Wall Street Cash), De DAX (Germany 30 Cash) – The UK 100 registered another fresh all time-high yesterday, with UK services sector providing a better than expected print. US Non-Farm Payrolls are due out today at 13:00pm GMT, with index traders looking for another strong print to follow from December which saw the Fed raise rates for the first time in twelve months. Current levels 7,190pts, 19,879pts, 11,563pts (Reuters)
BooHoo (BOOH.L), Next (NXT.L), Burberry (BRBY.L), Asos (ASOS.L) - U.K like-for-like sales at mid-market retailers fell 5.3% in December 2015 and 0.1% in December 2016 after two months of growth, according to BDO High Street Tracker. Consumers will more feel the bite of inflation and the weaker pound. Closing prices 138.60p, 4089.00p, 1450.00p, 5124.00p (Bloomberg)
Easyjet (EZJ.L) - December passenger numbers up 15.1%. Closing Price 1055p (Reuters).
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