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LONDON BROKER RATINGS: HSBC likes Aviva; Credit Suisse lifts Drax

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Friday morning and Thursday:

LONDON BRIEFING: Markets ponder strong US economy, slow China recovery

(Alliance News) - Stocks in London were called higher on Friday, as investors weighed conflicting economic data from the world's two largest economies.

London stocks rise on China recovery hopes; energy shares fall

China's Premier Li says will take steps to boost demand

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London stocks fall as BoE delivers bigger-than-expected rate hike

BoE hikes rates by 50 bps to 5%

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London stocks fall after inflation data shock, homebuilders slump

UK's stubborn inflation fails to fall in May

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Brooks Macdonald appoints former Aviva risk chief as financial chief

(Alliance News) - Brooks Macdonald Group PLC on Thursday said it appointed Andrea Montague as an chief financial officer, effective August 1 and subject to regulatory approval.

UK's FTSE 100 rises on mining boost; Fed decision awaited

Retail, films drive modest UK economic growth

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Insurers vow to use windfall funds to boost UK Plc not dividends

LONDON, June 7 (Reuters) - Insurers in Britain pledged on Wednesday to use an estimated 100 billion pounds ($125 billion), unlocked by the easing of capital requirements, to invest in green energy, infrastructure and community projects - and not to use it to boost dividends.

New UK business group launched to rival CBI ahead of crunch vote

(Alliance News) - A new business group in the UK has been launched with companies such as BP PLC and Heathrow Airport Ltd among its members ahead of a D-Day crunch vote on the future of the scandal-hit Confederation of British Industry.

London stocks rise as US averts default; Dechra surges

Pelatro up on middle-east contract win

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Insurers' climate alliance loses nearly half its members after more quit

NZIA membership shrinks to 17 from 30 in March

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Insurers' climate alliance loses nearly half its members after more quit

LONDON, May 30 (Reuters) - Three more insurance companies including Tokio Marine have left a United Nations-backed net-zero climate alliance, leaving the group with about half the number of members it counted two months ago as insurers take fright at U.S. political pressure.

More insurers desert net-zero alliance as U.N. climate group sounds alarm

Lloyd's of London is latest of six to quit NZIA

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Insurers flee climate alliance after ESG backlash in the U.S.

NZIA Chair AXA, Allianz and SCOR leave alliance

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LONDON BROKER RATINGS: Numis starts Tristel with 'add'

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Thursday morning: