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| Moving up FTSE 100 | Price | Change |
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| ROYAL BANK SCOT | 35.15p | +6.55% |
| XSTRATA | 1,076.00p | +5.28% |
| THOMAS COOK GRP | 216.70p | +4.94% |
| BARCLAYS | 305.05p | +4.79% |
| CAIRN ENERGY | 3,040.00p | +3.65% |
| Moving down FTSE 100 | Price | Change |
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| INMARSAT | 633.38p | -2.76% |
| LLOYDS BNK GRP | 57.51p | -2.76% |
| FRESNILLO | 840.00p | -1.47% |
| INTERTEK GROUP | 1,181.00p | -1.09% |
| NEXT | 1,983.00p | -1.05% |
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