Wednesday 13 July 2011

Next week: price BP and Shell Oil to increase their profits

Indices of managers of the last purchase (PMIS), manufacturing, construction and services sectors survey will be examined for indications on how the UK started in 2011. Some economists believe that the economy will appreciate a bounce-back this quarter as companies catch up with work delayed. This hope is outweighed by concerns over the impact of public spending cuts.

• RYANAIR cope with rising oil prices is a major point of discussion when the airline announces third quarter results. While the carrier is 90pc covered approximately $ 73 per barrel at the end of March through analysts are some quiz Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary on political coverage go ahead now that oil is close to $100 per barrel.
• UBS is forecast for the quarter, partly due to disturbances of the winter, an operating loss of 21 million euros (£ 18 million)
sales up to EUR 612 million to EUR 700 million.

Full-year results

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Interim results

Filtronic

Trading update

Mitie, Ryanair

Economy

The land registry house price index

Meetings

PhORM (AGM)


• ARM Holdings, the designer of microchips for virtually all smartphones in the world and tablet devices, including iPhone and iPad, should declare year-round profits before tax of approximately 160 million pounds compared to 96 m £ a year earlier. Sales are expected to come in at about 100 million pounds sterling more than 400 m from £ when it announces its annual results on Tuesday.
•Ocado, online grocery retailer that sells food, Waitrose will publish its results for the first year since its introduction on the stock market last summer. The city expects Ocado to the result before interest, taxes and depreciation (EBITDA) of
approximately 22 million pounds, more than 9 million to £ last year.

Full-year results

ARM Holdings, autonomy, BP

Interim results

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Trading update

National Grid, water of Northumbria, Ocado

Economy

Manufacturing PMI for January, the Bank of England and lending money for December figures

Meetings

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Plasmon, Imperial Tobacco

Economy

Construction PMI for January

Meetings

Imperial Tobacco (AGM)

•Consumer goods giant Unilever will publish its results for the year. In its update of the third quarter, shampoo Sunsilk and PG board manufacturer has reported an increase in turnover, driven by strength in emerging markets. Forecasts updated consensus sales to €44 MD (£ 38bn) and profit before tax of. 93bn €5. Written in advance the results of the year, Citigroup analysts stated that "any guidance on the rising costs and ability to Unilever to transmit their be a key element of sentiment on the stock and, indeed, the sector".
The broker said: "the last spike in raw is worrying, and given the backdrop of mac ro, it is unlikely that food companies will be able to go to the pricing as easily as in 2008." Proof of US food sector, however, is encouraging and points taken early signs of pricing worms and sticking. »
•Healthcare giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) will unveil its annual results on Thursday. Earlier this month, knowledgeable company would book a £ 2 MD of legal costs in the fourth quarter, for an investigation on the sale and promotion
practices in Colorado, as well as claims about his diabetes, Avandia drug. In the fourth quarter of GSK
profits will be effectively annihilated by the charge. For the full year, analysts are expecting GSK to post sales of £ 28. 39bn and profits before tax of more than £ 4, compared with £ 28. 37bn sales year last and £ 7. 9bn profit. Analysts are preoccupied with the shadow of an action suspended above the pharmaceutical industry. Morgan Stanley recently downgraded its rating on GSK to "underweight" from "equal-weight", saying that he feared that the company may need to take other provisions to deal with law enforcement investigations.

Full-year results

GlaxoSmithKline, Unilever

Interim results

BT, Vodafone, Qinetiq

Trading update

TUI Travel

Economy

Services PMI for January, ECB rate announcement

Meetings

TUI Travel (AGM)

Friday 4 February


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