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FTSE 100
As of 18:50 28 July 2017 - Market closed- Open
- 7443.01
- Previous close
- 7368.37
- 52 week high
- 7547.63
- 52 week low
- 6634.40
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Today 28.07.2017
Tobacco firms lead FTSE 100 lower
Yesterday 27.07.2017
AstraZeneca drags down FTSE 100
26.07.2017
ITV shares help lift FTSE 100
Acacia mining hammered again
You might remember that yesterday we reported on the gold mining company that had been presented with a $190bn tax bill.
Acacia Mining has three gold mines in Tanzania and is locked in a bitter dispute with the government there.
Shares in Acacia are down another 6% today, making them the biggest losers of FTSE 250 shares.
Over the last four trading sessions shares have tumbled more than 40%.
Ouch.
25.07.2017
Domino's Pizza shares hit as sales slow
Informa leads the FTSE 100 higher
Informa shares are the biggest winners on the FTSE 100.
Shares in the business media group hit an all-time higher after it reported strong first-half growth.
Informa publishes academic books and journals and organises exhibitions and conferences.
Mining shares were also strong on the FTSE 100, helped by strong copper prices.
Provident Financial was the biggest loser, following its latest trading statement.
24.07.2017
FTSE 100 lower as airline shares fall
21.07.2017
Paysafe shares jump on bid approach
FTSE 100 heads lower
The FTSE 100 has given up early gains.
Losses for Easjyet, IAG (the owner of British Airways) and Paddy Power are weighing on the benchmark index.
Airlines have been under pressure since the boss Carolyn McCall made some cautious comments about pricing this year.
Paddy Power shares lead FTSE 100 lower
Paddy Power is the biggest loser among FTSE 100 shares. It's down 2% so far.
Not helping are some negative comments from analysts at Investec.
They have downgraded their assessment of Paddy Power shares, saying the company is still absorbing "punter-friendly" sports results and faces a worsening regulatory outlook in the UK and Australia.