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Latest Market News
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Market overview: FTSE 100 up 35
Tuesday 02 Dec 2008
1140: Footsie is firmly in the blue now, despite falling heavily in early dealings. Tesco is one of best performers after a slightly better-than-expected 2% rise in third quarter UK like-for-like sales. FTSE 100 up 35 at 4,100.
1100: Footsie is flat now on a mixed day for resource stocks. Oil services group Petrofac is leading the way, while India-focused copper miner Vedanta advances after saying it will spend $250m to buy back up to 10% of its shares. However, mining giants Rio Tinto and Xstrata are lower in line with falling metals prices. FTSE 100 down 3 at 4,062.
1025: Footsie has continued edging back towards positive territory and now sits only slightly in the red. Oil services group Petrofac has overtaken Tesco as the top riser. The supermarket is going well after a slightly better-than-expected 2% rise in third quarter UK like-for-like sales. FTSE 100 down 21 at 4,043.