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Investors' attention on Thursday will be on a first reading for U. S. gross domestic product growth during the first quarter.
Analysts at Canaccord Genuity raised their target price on oil and gas extraction firm Star Energy from 55. 0p to 66. 0p on Wednesday, taking account of new commodity assumptions.
London markets closed the day weaker on Wednesday, reversing earlier gains as Wall Street stocks opened lower, although mining stocks remained above the waterline.
Yü Group revealed on Wednesday that senior independent director Anthony Perkins had disposed of 4,000 ordinary shares in the AIM-listed gas and electricity supplier.
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Over at Berenberg, analysts hiked their target price on software firm Microlise Group from 170. 0p to 210. 0p on Wednesday after the company published its in-line full-year results earlier in the month.
Wall Street trading got off to a mixed start on Wednesday as another busy day in terms of corporate earnings got underway.
Ondine Biomedical reported significant growth in a trading update on Wednesday, with revenues doubling to $1. 2m in 2023, driven by expanded hospital deployments of ‘Steriwave’.
Liquid biopsy specialist Angle announced a supplier agreement with AstraZeneca on Wednesday to develop and validate a methodology using Angle's existing DNA damage response (DDR) assay for the detection of micronuclei in circulating tumour cells (CTCs) as a measure of DDR.
Orders in the U. S. for goods made to last more than three years rose by slightly more than expected last month.
Shares in Allfunds Group fell sharply on Wednesday on a report the European fund distribution platform had abandoned talks on a potential sale.
Sentiment across the UK manufacturing sector improved in April, an industry survey showed on Wednesday, as output steadied.
Decision intelligence software specialist ActiveOps said in an update on Wednesday that it anticipated group revenue to reach about £26. 8m for the financial year just ended, marking a 5% increase from the prior year.
Wall Street futures were pointing to a mixed open ahead of the bell on Wednesday as market participants braced for another busy day in terms of corporate earnings.
Consumer goods specialist Supreme announced a record financial performance for the year ended 31 March in a trading update on Wednesday.
Concurrent Technologies announced a $1. 57m contract with a major global US prime contractor on Wednesday, for the supply of commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) products and testing services as part of the contractor's technology upgrade programme.
Serica Energy reported a shift in average realised sales prices in its final results on Wednesday, with post-hedging prices averaging around $63 per barrel of oil equivalent for 2023, a decrease from $104 in 2022.
US mortgage applications fell by 2. 7% week-on-week in the seven days ended 19 April, trimming the 3. 3% increase from halfway through the month to mark the sharpest weekly decline since early February, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association of America.
Transport technology provider Tracsis reported first-half revenue of £36. 6m on Wednesday, reflecting a decrease of 6. 7% year-on-year.