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Tuesday, 28 June 2011

The week ahead - June 13, 2011: results, meetings and business updates

New guardian of the United Kingdom risk was somewhat found taken by surprise after Alastair Clark, a veteran of the Bank chosen by the Chancellor to be one of the four external members of the CPF, was declared "absolute" and "contradiction" by MEPs on the Committee of the Treasury.

There are already concerns that the TDC makes the Bank too powerful he becomes the top regulator of the page under the new system of George Osborne.

As with the monetary policy Committee Bank pricing, we find steps on what was going on until after the event, with the Bank publishes the minutes of the FPC on 24 June.

The overall rate of inflation, measured on the consumer price index (CPI), this week remain in 4 5pc and the rate of unemployment to 7 FP7. However, the two should climb higher in coming months.

Majestic wine, the retailer has a policy of "minimum of six bottles", is supposed to report fiscal year pre-tax profits of £ 19. 4 m, £ 16 m mounted last year.

The group, which has benefited from its niche position a wine dealer, is also forecast to set out a target to double to store numbers.

Results of the year

Latchways, majestic wine

Interim results

No announcement

Bargaining update

No announcement

Economy

Quarterly Bulletin of the Bank of England, European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet give the floor to the London School of Economics

Meetings

DODS (AGM), Silence Therapeutics (AGM), Mission Marketing (AGM)

Glencore publishes its first quarterly update as a public company, after an early mastered its inclusion.

The shares have traded below IPO price since flotation, as the markets remain weak. Some analysts say the company is poorly understood and it is "able to generate profits through the chain of value of the products," benefiting from the rise in prices, growth of trade and increased volatility.

This update, which is hot on the heals of S & P upgrade Glencore credit rating last week, should give investors more insight.

Results of the year

CML Microsystems, Carphone Warehouse, Oxford Instruments,
Park Group

Interim results

ATH resources, Idox, Interbulk, dynamic continuation

Bargaining update

Air partner, Petrofac, Tesco, Glencore

Economy

Inflation figures monthly UK, Department for communities and Local Government House price index

Meetings

Oil companies smaller BlackRock Trust (AGM), Fortune (AGM), Ted Baker (AGM), power of Turbo (AGA) systems

Results of the year

Liontrust asset management

Interim results

No announcement

Bargaining update

Group game, Mouchel, J Sainsbury

Economy

The UK Chancellor annual book monthly unemployment figures speech Mansion House, Governor of the Bank of England also speak

Meetings

Asia Digital Holdings (AGM), Bank of Ireland (AGM), Faroe Petroluem (AGM), game (AGM) group, Graphite Enterprise Trust (AGM), Sopheon (AGM), Vernalis (AGA)

• Mulberry, the retailer of luxury whose actions have exploded over the past months, is expected to report fiscal year pre-tax profits of £ 21. 5 m, an increase of £ 5. 1 m last year.

• Electronics Premier Farnell group should benefit from the global manufacturing recovery when it publishes the results of the first quarter.

The company that sells articles ranging from batteries to chips to companies such as Microsoft, forecast to increase their income by 5MC in throughout the year to January 31, 2012.

During the last quarter of its last financial year, Premier Farnell has experienced its best three months for 10 years. The company also attempted to calm concerns about the impact of the Japanese earthquake on his business, claiming that its exposure to the country is "very weak". The premier Farnell will also present Valerie Gooding, former Executive Director of Bupa, new President at its annual general meeting.

• WS Atkins, the design and engineering group, reports results for the year.

Earlier this year, the shares of the company, which worked on the Tower Burj Al Arab, Dubai rallied after it said a pick-up in the Middle East of profits in the year to March 31 must beat expectations. In this spirit, analysts expect the company to profit before tax of approximately 96 m report £ on revenues of £ 1. 56bn, according to watch digital.

Atkins makes 10pc of its net sales in the Middle East, with 30pc of the United States and over 50pc in the United Kingdom.

Results of the year

WS Atkins, Consort medical, Mulberry, polar Capital Trust technology, Cfseu

Interim results

CareTech

Bargaining update

Ashtead, Premier Farnell, investment of real estate credit

Economy

Details of the sales figures, the confidence index of consumers across the country, meeting of Committee of the interim financial policy Bank of England for the first time

Meetings

The software link International (AGM), Highland Gold Mines (AGM), Kingfisher (AGM), Corin Group (AGM)

Results of the year

No announcement

Interim results

No announcement

Bargaining update

No announcement

Economy

No announcement

Meetings

Tarsus (AGM), Uniq (AGM)


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Monday, 27 June 2011

The week ahead - June 20, 2011: economy, results, meetings and updates

Aggrekotemporary power provider, will take stock of the trade. In April, the company - whose generators to meet gaps in the electricity and major events like the Olympic Games of power - said revenues in the three months at the end of March had grown 9pc.

Results of the year: F. c. & overall more small businesses

Interim results: No announcement

Trading Update: Aggreko

Economics: Finance Ministers of the euro area discuss Greek second rescue the day they have set the deadline for an agreement, Director General John Lipsky acting IMF announces the IMF's view on the economy of the euro, the monthly price index House Rightmove.

Maycrude CML mortgage data

Meetings: Group of surgical Innovations (AGM)

TUESDAY

Whitbread, the owner of Costa coffee and Premier Inn hotels is due to hold its annual general meeting and report on the trade in the three months since the new fiscal year began in March.

Shares in the company of recreation has been a success in April when the Whitbread said sales growth had slowed down this year due to the reduction of consumer spending for his comments on current trade will be highly regarded.

However Whitbread said that it is in a good position as a person to save money, because of the value offered by its budget hotels.

The FTSE 100 a company also unveiled plans to double the number of cafés Costa to 3 500 and increase the number of rooms in the hostel of Prime Minister by 50pc 65 000 over the next five years.

Results of the year: Creston, first group properties, Halma

Interim results: Domino printing Sciences

Trading Update: Whitbread

Economics: Public finance UK, additional data of the Office for Budget responsibility, monthly CBI industrial trends

Meetings: Borders and Southern Petroleum (AGM), Whitbread (AGM)

WEDNESDAY

Kesa, Comet electricals chain owner, will announce the results for the year to 30 April. Analysts expect the string, which passes through a restructuring, to report adjusted earnings before taxes of 91 million euros (£ 79 8 m).

Analysts are expecting an overall positive results of the manufacturer of the chip Imagination Technologies, in accordance with the previous forecast it will comfortably exceed its target throughout the year for the transport of chips of 200 m. Morgan Stanley analysts said income from licence to people as Apple were likely to be "surprising upside down", but added that the price of the shares of Imagination was so high that he would recommend not a purchase based purely on these results.

Results of the year: Imagination Technologies, Kesa Electricals, Sepura

Interim results: No announcement

Trading Update: No announcement

Economics: Minutes of the June meeting of Bank of England monetary policy of the Committee, report of agents of the Bank on the conditions of the company in June, US Federal Reserve's monthly interest rates announced

Meetings: Anglo Oriental Plantations (AGM), Braemar shipping Services (AGM), Eastern European Trust (AGM), catalysts of the Oxford Group (AGM), Providence resources (AGM), Taihua (AGA)

THURSDAY

Dixons, the world of PC-owner, is expected to say that underlying profit before tax in the year to April 30 was about 85 m £. This compares to £ 90. 5 million last year. Observers will be eager to hear what John Browett, Chief Executive, said on the prospects for the economy of consumption.

The retailer has already said that sales of type-like across the group in the year were by 2pc on the year and by set down in the second half. However he also said that its businesses were performing before of their respective markets, including United Kingdom, Italy, Greece and the Nordic countries.

Speaking last month, Mr. Browett said that market conditions "were difficult in many of our markets" throughout the year. He said: "with the difficult economic turmoil continues to a large number of our clients, we remain cautious on the Outlook for the coming year.

Electricals retailer recently had a particularly delicate time. Earlier this month, Argos, owned by Home Retail Group, said that sales of television sets and audio equipment dropped up to 25pc in April and may.

Results of the year: DART group, Dixons retail, the Falkland Island Holdings, Micro Focus International, Norcros, DS Smith

Interim results: Chemring, Safestore Holdings

Trading Update: Green light

Economics: Departures of two day summit of the leaders of the EU in Brussels, data banks BBA high street on loans in may, the monthly CBI trade, eurozone PMI flash survey

Meetings: JD Sports Fashion (AGM), publishing technology (AGM), Soco International (AGM), Stobart (AGA)

FRIDAY

Group of Berkeley, the housebuilder which specializes in London regeneration projects, will post annual results this week.

Chaired by Tony Pidgley, the company is expected to reverse the trend of a fragile housing market showing an increase in revenues of £ 700 m 615 million £ and the growth of 110 m pre-tax profits of £ 130 m £ for the year to 30 April.

Society benefits from the expansion of first London housing and demand of foreign investors. Analysts will be eager to hear the opinion of Mr. Pidgley and Director General Rob Perrins whether if this growth on the market can continue when the rest of the United Kingdom market of real estate is tainted by uncertainty.

Interim results: No announcement

Trading Update: No announcement

Economics: Report of the financial stability of the Bank of England

Meetings: Empyrean energy (AGM)


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