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Sunday, 8th November 2009

Market Reports

Market Watch: Big hitters set to publish results MARKET confidence will be put to the test next week when heavyweight firms publish trading updates, writes Erikka Askeland.

Index shrugs off US gloom THE London market ended the week on a bright note, rising for the third session on the trot despite the release of bearish jobs data from the United States.

Erikka Askeland: Punk rocks the City, but if you like your beer it may well pay YOU may be surprised to hear it, but being a business journalist in the pub does not always make you the most called-upon life of the party.

Terry Murden: These days printing a mere £25bn signals calm INJECTING £25 billion into the economy at any other time would seem extraordinary. The fact that some forecasters saw it as only half the expected amount tells us how fearful we have become about economic prospects.

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George Kerevan: Reasons to be cheerful – as long as the banks don't spoil it all

Terry Murden: RBS begins long retreat back over the Border

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One to Watch: Interpublic's rebirth

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Terry Murden: With banks breaking up, here's an idea worth floating

Bill Jamieson: Lloyds Bank rights issue: one huge leap into the unknown

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Sell-off as cheer turns to fear

Smit fights back from portfolio plunge with 48% first-half rise

Forth Ports trading 'is on course'

Lena Wilson: Spreading the message on what Scotland has to offer world

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