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London markets expected to open higher.
(From FT Investor (Pulses))
London equity markets are expected to open higher on Monday after a positive close on Wall Street in Friday's shortened session after the Thanksgiving Holiday. The FTSE 100 is forecast to open 10 points higher at 4352.6, according to the spreadbetting firm City Index. The renewed weakness of the dollar is expected to weigh on UK companies with large exposure to North American markets. After an extremely ...
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