Market numbers: 12th November 2010
The FTSE 100 index of leading UK company shares finished the week at 5,796.87, down 18.36 points or -0.32% on the day and down 78.48 points (-1.34%) over the week.
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The FTSE 100 index of leading UK company shares finished the week at 5,796.87, down 18.36 points or -0.32% on the day and down 78.48 points (-1.34%) over the week.
The price of gold has reached another record high, at $1,421 during trading on 9th November 2010.
The FTSE 100 index of leading UK company shares finished the week at 5,875.35, up 12.56 points or +0.21% on the day and up 200.19 points (+3.53%) over the week.
The US Federal Reserve has announced another round of quantitative easing (QE) in a final attempt to stimulate the US economy.
The latest RICS UK Commercial Market Survey for Q3 2010 shows falling demand for commercial property, with the office sector seeing the largest falls.
The Invesco Perpetual High Income fund, managed by star fund manager Neil Woodford, has become the first UK unit trust to reach £10bn of assets under management.
The FTSE 100 index of leading UK company shares finished the week at 5,675.16, down 2.73 points or -0.05% on the day and down 66.21 points (-1.15%) over the week.
The Government is planning to introduce a new tax-efficient savings account for children, to replace the soon to be abolished Child Trust Fund.
Informed Choice chartered financial planner Martin Bamford is quoted in an article on the Mindful Money website, looking at how to build a suitably diversified investment portfolio.
The FTSE 100 index of leading UK company shares finished the week at 5,741.37, down 16.49 points or -0.29% on the day and up 38 points (+0.67%) over the week.
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