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"highlight": "December contracts on the Euro Stoxx 50 Index fell as much as 2.4% in Asian morning trading hours and <em>FTSE</em> <em>100</em> futures declined as much as 1.8% before both pared losses. Volumes were thin amid holidays in China, South Korea and Sydney.\n\nWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.\n\nWe encountered an issue signing you up.",
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"highlight": "s <em>FTSE</em> <em>100</em> Index edged up by 0.2 percent, the German DAX Index jumped by 1.2 percent and the French CAC 40 Index surged by 1.5 percent.\n\nCrude oil futures failed to hold early gains and settled lower on Friday as worries about the outlook for energy demand weighed on prices.",
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"highlight": "Here’s how the markets performed in September:\n\nWORLD EQUITIES\n\nIndex Aug to Sep move % Commentary S&P 500 -8.70% At 2022 low Dow Jones -8.07% Officially in bear market Nasdaq -9.65% Down 30% in 2022 STOXX Europe 600 -7.75% Officially in bear market Germany DAX -6.70% Lowest since November 2020 UK <em>FTSE</em> <em>100</em> -5.50% At 18-month low France CAC 40 -7.32%",
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"highlight": "The earnings preview for the <em>FTSE</em> <em>100</em> giant indicates a decline in the bottom line number for its full-year forecast. This is most likely due to the worsening cost-of-living crisis that will undoubtedly impact margins.\n\nExcluding fuel, overall revenue saw a year-on-year decline in Q1.",
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"highlight": "Formerly known as Electrocomponents, the <em>FTSE</em> <em>100</em> company provides product and service solutions for designers, builders, and maintainers of industrial equipment and operations. RS is scheduled to report its Q2 numbers for its three months performance ending September on 6 October.",
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"highlight": "Defensive defence\n\nNext, I’d buy aerospace and defence company <em>BAE</em> <em>Systems</em> (<em>LSE:BA</em>.). 2022 has seen a greater focus towards defence, and government spending in this area is set to rise.\n\nI like that its long-term contracts provide stable cash-flow over many years.",
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"highlight": "A portfolio staple\n\nFirst I’d consider 100-year-old consumer goods giant <em>Unilever</em> (<em>LSE:ULVR</em>). This global business operates in over 190 countries, and its products are used by over 3.4bn people every day. It owns many established and popular brands that include Ben & Jerry’s, Domestos, and Dove.",
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"highlight": "<em>Unilever</em> benefits from a 15% profit margin and 15% return on capital employed. In addition, its 4% dividend yield should also provide me with regular passive income while I wait for the share price to rise.\n\nBear in mind that the cost-of-living crisis could lead to customers moving to cheaper competitor brands.",
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"highlight": "Investing in the <em>FTSE</em> <em>100</em>\n\nOver the coming weeks and months, share prices could be driven more by factors such as interest rates, or investor sentiment. But if I plan to hold my shares for several years, I’d expect the investments to eventually become fruitful based on their fundamental attributes.",
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"highlight": "If my <em>FTSE</em> <em>100</em> picks can maintain these characteristics, I’d expect them to grow over time.\n\nI’d also want to own big and established brands that have survived over many decades and through several market cycles.",
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"highlight": "Overall, though, this <em>FTSE</em> <em>100</em> defensive defence contractor offers a double-digit profit margin, and a 3%+ dividend yield.\n\nI’d happily split my £1,000 investment and buy both shares for my Stocks and Shares ISA.",
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"highlight": "I’m looking at these three <em>FTSE</em> <em>100</em> stocks after the pound sunk to its lowest level against the dollar in decades. Here’s why!\n\nSome <em>FTSE</em> <em>100</em> stocks have seen millions, if not billions, wiped off their value since Liz Truss came to office. Despite preparing myself, my portfolio has been hit too.",
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"highlight": "So, if a <em>FTSE</em> <em>100</em> company made half of its revenue from dollar sales, the 20% depreciation of the pound would lead to a 10% increase in total revenue when converted back into GDP — assuming sales remained constant throughout the period.\n\nSo, here are three stocks that I’m buying as the pound crashes.",
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"highlight": "And at the beginning of the year, <em>Diageo</em> contended a strong pound had negatively impacted earnings. But now, with the pound at $1.07, it’s going to have a positive impact on earnings.\n\n<em>Diageo</em> also has defensive qualities, selling brands like Johnnie Walker, Guinness, Baileys, and Smirnoff.",
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"highlight": "I also like <em>Unilever</em> because of its pricing power and defensive qualities. It owns many household brands such as Hellmann’s, Marmite, Heinz, Persil, and Lifebuoy. The latter is a soap brand that only appears to be sold in developing nations. And well-known brands tend to do better when economies go into reverse.",
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"highlight": "With no currency exchange to worry about, the declines in the <em>FTSE</em> <em>100</em> and the FTSE 250 look attractive to me.\n\nUK stocks\n\nI think that there are good opportunities for me in UK stocks at the moment. This is true whether I take a growth, value, or income approach to my investing.",
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"highlight": "The share price is down 8% year to date as I write – respectable losses compared to the <em>FTSE</em> <em>250</em>.\n\nIG Group has a similarly strong balance sheet, however. The full-year 2022 results showed revenue at approximately £965m, up 13% from last year’s results. Profit margins decreased to 41% from 44% in FY2021, a lesser decline than Plus500.",
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"highlight": "Bucking the trend of the <em>FTSE</em> <em>100</em>, Glencore (LSE: GLEN) has outperformed the wider index by more than 20%, at the time of writing. Pair that with a decent dividend yield of just under 5%, and the commodity giant certainly looks like a lucrative income stock to buy for my portfolio.",
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