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Saturday, 17th May 2008

Market Reports

Brokers take stock as Footsie closes at four-month high BRITAIN'S leading share index rose almost 1 per cent yesterday, to hit its highest closing level in four months as surging crude prices pumped oil shares higher, while bid activity powered nuclear generator British Energy.

One to watch Big Yellow Group 400.75p -4.75p Scotsman says HOLD

Bouncing back from adversity is hallmark of leaders z

Scots stocks: Dana and Cairn explore higher territory on oil-price surge SOARING oil prices helped to support Scotland's oil and gas explorers, with Dana Petroleum closing 0.6 per cent higher.

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Stability and certainty in business taxes are just as important as low rates

Damned if you do…

Upbeat earnings news raises muted cheer in market

King's golden touch

Banks take a fresh beating on fears of more rights issues

City Diary

Something to chew over

Miners help offset A&L writedowns and inflation woe

Cancellations up for builder

A Liberal dose of sense

Oil and banking shares help FTSE to a modest gain

Worst may be over but more pain is still to come

Market watch: City looks for lift as British Airways finals approach

Barfly: Alan Biggar's wheeler (art) dealing

AIG losses cause a ripple across the pond to hit FTSE

Scots Stocks

Banks retreat but miners help FTSE hold its ground

One to watch: Misys

Magners hit by flat results

City Diary

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