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Oil cartel Opec agrees to first cut in production in eight years as it bids to boost prices.

The supermarket had sacked Clarke in July 2014.

Nervous traders look ahead to key bank health tests revealed by the Bank of England later this week.

Top flight shares endure light trading for second day with traders going into weekend prepared to hold their positions.

Estate agents and property firms fall after government pledges to ban certain charges for tenants.

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Tesco CEO Dave Lewis says consumers should not be forced to pay 'inflated prices' due to exchange rate volatility.

Traders take advantage of the unexpected slide in inflation to hoover up more blue-chip shares.

Kantar Worldpanel figures show food prices are 0.5% lower than 2015 but are expected to rise from December.

The bank says that it has now refunded all of the customer accounts affected by the fraud.

Shell sees its performance surge, while profit at BP tumbles by almost half.

Tesco's market cap declined by billions in 2014 after it admitted to having previously overstated its profits.

Bank of England governor Mark Carney to confirm he will extend his tenure after reports stated he could leave early.

Top flight shares see almost £25bn wiped off value after bank writedowns and weak mining production updates.

Shares tread water on a day light on economic and corporate news.

Kantar Worldpanel figures show FTSE 100 retailer also increased market share for the first time since 2011.

Reports of fresh cabinet spilts and poor economic Brexit forecasts push market lower.

Supermarket sector lifts after Tesco ends supplier battle with Unilever.

Brexit fall-out hits heavyweights Tesco and Unilever over supply deal.

Traders sell airline and travel stocks after easyJet posts its full-year trading update.

Reports that the Fed and the ECB will ease their stimulus measures give traders pause for thought.

Investors pile in to buy cheap stocks as pound slumps on fears of a 'hard' Brexit.

Sterling nears 31-year lows after Theresa May said UK will trigger Brexit negotiations by the end of March.

The lawsuit is expected to be filed with the high court by a group of 60 investors later this month.

Reports that the US Department of Justice is looking for settlements from European banks worries traders.

Concerns at Deutsche Bank continue to cast a shadow over the European banking sector.

Expectations that the US Federal Reserve will hold interest rates is buoying shares.

Sales at discount chains Lidl and Aldi surge again, but Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Asda suffer decline.

Department of Justice's claims on the German lender lead to traders dumping banking stocks.

Blue chip shares recover some ground after losing more than £25bn yesterday.