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After a turbulent day, the FTSE has made marginal losses, down 7.30 points (0.13%) to 5534.50.

ITV leads today, rising 6.30% or 3 to 50.6p while fellow TV stock, British Sky Broadcasting Group also makes the top five, up 11 or 2.24% to 502.5p. British Land Co has increased its share price by 4.22% or 32 to finish at 791p. Intercontinental Hotel and Drax also had a positive day. However, mining company Eurasian tumbles 9.39% or 99.50 to 960.5p while Kazakhmys falls 5.51% to 1166p, with Petrofac close behind, down 5.25% to 550p. Standard Chartered and the London Stock Exchange also made today’s biggest losers list. Looking stateside, Wallstreet has started badly as prices p...

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