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Prices of metals led Vedanta Resources 129 p to ￡ 23.19, society resource has increased by 42 991?p and Fresnillo on 46 percent to ￡ 14.13.

But despite their gains, the FTSE 100 finished only 12.56 points to 5875.35 - a new record for the year - as the hangover wood shots after the quantitative part powered alleviate Thursday.

However, the stocks of health care provided some relief.

Smith & Nephew, the manufacturer of the replacement of the hip and knee, rose from 29 to 587?p after delivering results for third quarter showed a United States orthopedic revenue recovery.

"Actions were around during the last months, responding to the results mixed peer" said analysts Investec, who have a "buy" S & N rating and a price target of 633 p.

"We believe that the T3 should rassurer.Non only a commercial is stable since the second quarter, but the appearance of Smith & Nephew to outshine peers in a number of areas."

Join Smith & Nephew was GlaxoSmithKline, which then 34? to ￡ file as fears about competition from generics eat his best-selling drug lung, Advair, revenue began to recede.

Largest manufacturer of drugs British investors breathed more easy after Teva pharmaceutical company focused on the Israelis said that won approval to get copies of medicines such as Advair will be extremely difficult in the US market and it is not possible to be substitutable generic versions.

"We held the view from May 2009 which substitutable generics to the United States would be extremely difficult to achieve," said Kevin Wilson, an analyst at Citigroup that rates of GSK "low risk".

"But top generic company world has now admitted that no there are no rapid erosion of Advair by generics, which should allay the fears of even the most skeptical Fund Manager", he added.

AstraZeneca is spent ￡ 30.91? as America's drug 20?p approved treatment of diabetes, developed by the British with Bristol-Myers-Squibb drug manufacturer.

But retains large caps were banks, with Royal Bank of Scotland, among the greatest laggards, sliding 2.14 to 45 percent.

Autumn has come as the Bank-backed State said it expected market conditions continue in the fourth quarter.

Return slip was too HSBC Holdings, despite the fact that profits so far this year were "well in advance" 2009.Mais levels after a strong run this week, traders took the opportunity to redeem earnings and shares fell 12.1 to 683 p.

Andrew Lim, a matrix with a "hold" on HSBC, said that the statement could not inspirer.Il rating Analyst calls the "very low" update and said he would expect downgrades consensus throughout the year estimates follow.

Rolls-Royce remain under pressure in the wake of the failure engine on a Qantas.Mais Airbus A380, Goldman Sachs has reiterated its "buy" rating

"While there is no certainty, we suspect the problem will not be systemic and emphasize the excellent record of Trent family since it entered service in 1995 and the Trent 900 since 2007," said analysts.

They added that Rolls remain their "top pick" in the sector that they believed that it was the best
gamme.Malgré top growth surge, Rolls dropped 30? to 591 p.

Cobham was still suffering from broker abaissements.Le Aerospace Electronics Group fell another 204.8 3.2 percent.

Among the second liners, Cable & Wireless Communications was one of the winners of the day.

Having fallen back on Thursday he recovered Friday, moving up 2.69% 49.68 after its Chief Executive, Tony Rice, bought 1 m shares in the company.

But Irish & permanent life fell 0.27 to 1.05% as predatory Irish financial assets has continued, with the efforts of the Government to combat the omitted deficit reassure investisseurs.Life & Irish permanent has been the only Irish lending to avoid requiring support from the Government.

Drag on a day where the FTSE 250 gained points 63.49 11079.95 - also a new peak in the year - was the insurer Amlin, fell 12.7 percent 403.8.

JP Morgan cut stock "weight" to "neutral", saying it provides actions to consolidate its current level, and other companies in the supply sector "" similar dividend yields, but more attractive absolute assessments "."

Mail.ru, the company operates two Russian language social networking sites has been a sparkling debut on the London Stock Exchange on Friday.

Company shares were traded on the grey market closed at $36.00 (￡ 22,16) - 30pc $27.70 for which the offer was priced conditionally.

Mail.ru, which has a 2 38pc Facebook, game said the initial public offering (IPO) valued at $5. 71bn.Trafic shares will officially begin on 11 November.

Debut following a float successfully by the Russian retailer, O'Key, which is 420 m $ for his midfield list earlier this week.

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