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London market rallies

Share prices on the London Stock Exchange ended the week on a firm note last week, although below their highs, in quiet trading. The prospects of lower U.K. interest rates were a boost to the market, dealers said) and press reports that the recent falls in the domestic inflation rate could lead to tax cuts were also a supporting influence. Gold shares made gains

i which outstripped the move- ; ment in the bullion price. t Bonds fluctuated wildly, • but ended the week a little firmer. The Australian sector of i the London market was firm ; most of the week and easier at the close. Banks stood out • among the gains, and BHP I and TNT among Friday’s i . falls. Closing prices on Friday of a selection of issues ; were:

Ampol. 72%; ANZ. 215%; NSW, 153%; BHP. 424; Dalgety, 304; Elder Smith. 157%; Fletcher Challenge, 76; NorthßH, 126%; Plessey, 574%; Renison. 159; RTZ ord. 430 and regd, 426%; Transdev. 73%; West Mining, 193%; BAT. 549; Distillers. 225; Glaxo. 810; ICI, 298; Lloydsßank. 401; Marks and Spencer. 204; P and O, 133; PrudentiaL'A." 310; Reedlnt, 286; Shell Transport, 406; Unilever. 680; War Loan. 33%; Deßeer. 505.

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Press, 27 September 1982, Page 26

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London market rallies Press, 27 September 1982, Page 26

London market rallies Press, 27 September 1982, Page 26