UK trading is holding up relatively well this morning, despite the FTSE falling a fraction to 4153.8...
UK trading is holding up relatively well this morning, despite the FTSE falling a fraction to 4153.8 so far, as it is the struggling MyTravel Group pulling the market down along with yet more cuts to company earnings. The FTSE 100 lost 16.90 points or 0.4% within the first hour of trading, thanks to NSB Retail Systems and Titon. NSB Retail Systems, which supplies computer software to retailers like Marks & Spencers and Gap, plunged 3.75p or 58% to 2.75p after revealing its operating profit is unlikely to meet analysts forecasts because a delay in making new orders. MyTravel h...
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