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| FRIENDS PROVDENT | 81.25p | +2.53% |
| TESCO | 393.42p | +1.91% |
| MORRISON SUPMKT | 276.41p | +1.28% |
| DIAGEO | 959.88p | +1.09% |
| CENTRICA | 244.05p | +0.86% |
| Moving down FTSE 100 | Price | Change |
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| PRUDENTIAL | 614.11p | -9.83% |
| XSTRATA | 963.21p | -9.40% |
| MAN GROUP | 308.98p | -9.15% |
| KAZAKHMYS | 1,189.62p | -9.07% |
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