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Market movers

movers are constituents of the FTSE 350.
% GainersCompany
content		IC ViewLastChange
PayPoint PLC
PAY:LSE		903.50
GBX		+13.50
+1.52%
United Utilities Group PLC
UU.:LSE		791.00
GBX		+9.50
+1.22%
J Sainsbury PLC
SBRY:LSE		385.30
GBX		+3.30
+0.86%
Lonmin PLC
LMI:LSE		272.70
GBX		+2.30
+0.85%
Petropavlovsk PLC
POG:LSE		128.00
GBX		+1.00
+0.79%
Brewin Dolphin Holdings PLC
BRW:LSE		212.00
GBX		+1.50
+0.71%
Tate & Lyle PLC
TATE:LSE		862.50
GBX		+5.50
+0.64%
Associated British Foods PLC
ABF:LSE		1,952
GBX		+11.00
+0.57%
Fresnillo PLC
FRES:LSE		1,082
GBX		+6.00
+0.56%
BH Global Ltd
BHGU:LSE		12.34
USD		+0.03
+0.24%
As of May 23 2013 13:12 BST.

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AAPL:NSQ		+1.69
+0.39%
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LLOY:LSE		-1.49
-2.37%
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RBS:LSE		-9.90
-2.83%
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Institutional ownership

companies with the largest increase in institutional ownership reported in the past month.
Company% of available
shares held		Net share increase
since last reported		Value of change
Anglo American PLCAAL:LSE3.56%46.40m+14.52%604.92mGBX
Kingfisher PLCKGFHY:QXI0.00%3.89k+1.21%37.89kUSD
Smiths Group PLCSMGZY:PKC0.00%1.19k+1.17%23.11kUSD
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