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FTSE 100 fall accelerates on inflation fears, as Wall Street braces for opening decline
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FTSE 100 falls sharply as miners drop, while Wall Street slumps and cryptocurrencies plunge
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European Metals Holdings Ltd says tests support Cinovec s ability to initially produce battery-grade lithium carbonate
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Investors are currently keenly focussed on ESG issues
European Metals Holdings Ltd (LON:EMH)(ASX:EMH) said it has adopted a set of environmental, social and governance protocols, following the recommendations of the World Economic Forum in Switzerland.
It will establish an ESG committee at board level, to be chaired by Ambassador Lincoln Bloomfield, who has considerable experience in this area.
The company, which is advancing the Cinovec lithium and tin project in the Czech Republic, believes that the carbon dioxide footprint of the project will be low when compared with other hard rock lithium projects, said executive chairman Keith Coughlan.
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FTSE 100 lower with Scottish Mortgage trust leading the retreat; Wall Street mixed as Dow crosses 35K Tech shares appear to be out of fashion this week, as the US Nasdaq gave up more than 1%
The FTSE 100 down 6 points
Tech stocks out of favour
Centricafriendless after downbeat trading update
12.05pm: Major diversion among US indices as midday
The FTSE 100 ended down 6 points at 7,124, while the FTSE 250 lost 78 points, 0.3%, to close at 22,697. Sterling traders seem unperturbed by the prospect of the UK economy moving into another period of political uncertainty, as the elections put the SNP’s independence plan back on the agenda, IG Chief Market Analyst Chris Beauchamp wrote. An attritional battle through the courts to decide on the legality of a referendum seems likely, taking some of the shine off the prospects for the UK economy. Nonetheless, with the dollar now finding it harder to rally in the wake of the non-farms report it looks like sterling c