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Introduction

Matthew Vincent

Market Views:

Simon Thompson

Market Movers:

Graham Kettleborough of Chesnara

Market Musings:

Mr Bearbull

Market Talk:

Phil Jones of Which?

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Programme Overview

In this week's programme we look at the UK stock-market and the 'dead cross' that has formed on the market's chart.

Graham Kettleborough of Chesnara talks about the prospects for closed-life specialists in light of the recent merger activity in the sector.

In our Market Talk debate, Jonathan Eley has it out with Phil Jones of Which? on the subject of bank charges and whether banks should put shareholders or customers first.

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