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This page has real time streaming data for UK equities. Prices, trades, charting, heatmaps and a customisable portfolio.
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Streaming Charting
Plot real time charts with the powerful marketLIVE! charting tool. View comparisons and indicators, and zoom in and out to get a complete performance picture.
FREE Quick Quote
Use the Quick Quote tool to jump to the latest price & trades information for a company, or view its streaming chart.
Streaming Heat Maps
The streaming heat map tool gives you the ability to see hot market movers at a glance, laid out in a colour-coded map.
Streaming Portfolio
The streaming portfolio tool enables you to receive streaming data for a custom portfolio of companies.
See streaming trade and price details for every company in your portfolio and view up to 10 streaming fields at once.
Latest Market News
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Market overview: FTSE 100 up 72
Wednesday 09 Jul 2008
1035: London Stock Exchange still leads the FTSE 100 higher, having been the main drag yesterday. Insurers and banks are also going well. Advertising giant WPP is the heaviest faller after saying it would stump up £1bn for market research firm Taylor Nelson Sofres. Platinum miner Lonmin slips back in line with prices for the precious metal. FTSE 100 up 72 at 5,513.
0915: Footsie continues its upward march, with London Stock Exchange leading the way after some heavy losses yesterday. Banks are also going well after yesterday's bad day. WPP Group is lower after launching its hostile billion pounds bid for market research firm Taylor Nelson Sofres. FTSE 100 up 70 at 5,510.
0825: Footsie has pushed ahead in early dealings though not by as much as predicted. LSE leads the way after a first quarter update. Royal Bank of Scotland and Drax are also in demand. WPP's hostile bid for Taylor Nelson has unsettled its shares a little.J Sainsbury is also weak. FTSE 100 up 30 at 5,471.