London - shares of London closed lower Monday, with banking sectors and lower insurance after some disappointing earnings updates.
The benchmark FTSE 100 dragged 0.57% to 5,942.69 points.
Shares in HSBC fell by 1.60% to 641.3 pence in trade in the morning after Europe's largest bank unveiled mixed before completion to 648.2 pence remuneration.
Lender focused on Asia of Britain said Monday that net profit sweeping 58 percent more than 4.15 billion (€2.88 billion) in the first quarter to lower taxes and the costs of the bad debt.
However, he added that before the Group gains tax were pushed down by monte in other outstanding charges, including money set aside to compensate Britain for, customers who have been sold-developed payment of insurance protection.
Another of the major banks of Britain, Barclays, has seen its price on the part of autumn 1.31% to 273.95 pence after the announcement of plans to set aside 1.0 billion pounds sterling (1.14 billion euros, $ 1.64 billion) to compensate clients who have been developed-sold protection to the payment of insurance (PPI).
In April, the British banks had lost an appeal of the High Court against stricter regulations of PPI, which can cover refunds on the products of credit for consumers who for example lose their jobs.
Vodafone Group was the stock traded for the day, see 93.3 million shares change hands, followed by the Lloyds Banking Group with $ 86.5 million.
The largest blue chip riser was enterprise communications via satellite Inmarsat plc, which rose 26 pence--4,38% - 619, followed by the Group of software autonomy Corporation, which rose by 63 pence--3,91% - 1675.
The biggest faller of the day was the owner of British Gas Centrica plc, which fell by 12 pence--3,8% - of 303.5, followed by the Royal Bank of Scotland, which fell by pence 1, 04-2, 43%-in 41.7.
At 17: 15 BST the pound was trading at $1.6349, then the UK currency amounted to 1.1419 euros.
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