JABAR EKSPRES – British stocks ended in negative territory on Monday trading local time (6/5/2023).
The FTSE 100 index lifted 1.56 percent or 117.01 points to 7,607.28 points on Friday (6/2/2023), after gaining 0.59 percent or 44.13 points to 7,490.27 points on Thursday (6/1/2023), and slumping 1.01 percent or 75.93 points to 7,446.14 points on Wednesday (5/31/2023).
Evraz PLC, a British multinational steel manufacturing and mining company partly owned by Russian oligarchs posted the biggest loss (top loser) among the leading stocks or blue chips, with its share price tumbling 12.59 percent.
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Followed by shares of software company offering a robotics platform that provides end-to-end solutions for online trading of staples Ocado Group PLC plunged 4.13 percent and British banking and insurance holding company NatWest Group PLC lost 2.45 percent.
Meanwhile, Abrdn PLC, an investment company offering a full suite of developed and emerging market equities and fixed income lifted 3.19 percent, becoming the top gainer of the leading stocks.
This was followed by shares of British multinational telecommunications company Vodafone Group PLC, which added 3.03 percent; and British stock exchange and financial information company London Stock Exchange Group PLC, which gained 1.98 percent.
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