Market Watch: Trinity Mirror Expected to Advertise Revenues Rise
Scotland on Sunday › July 30, 2007
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THE FTSE 100 Index suffered its worst week in four months, fuelled by continuing anxiety over US sub-prime mortgages and concerns that a tightening credit market could stifle enthusiasm for takeovers.
Last Thursday marked the biggest day of losses, when the Footsie fell by more than 200 points, wiping GBP 48.5bn off blue-chip companies. It closed on Friday 370 points, or 5.6 per cent, lower on the week at 6,215.2 - a loss that wiped out all of the gains made so far this year by London's leading stocks.See the full content of this document
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Market Watch: Trinity Mirror Expected to Advertise Revenues Rise
Disappointing figures from Mike Ashley's Sports Direct International and B&Q showed how the recent poor weather has taken its toll on retailers.
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