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Companies reporting and economics diary for the week ahead

Monday 15 February 1999 00:02 GMT
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TODAY

Finals: Mersey Docks & Harbour, Royalblue. Third-quarter: Workspace Group.

TUESDAY

Finals: Barclays, Morgan Sindall, Sema Group. Interims: Compel Group, Macro 4, Paterson Zochonis, Peter Black. Economics: Retail prices (Jan), PSNCR (Jan), Engineering turnover (Dec)

WEDNESDAY

Finals: BP Amoco,Woolwich, WPP Group, Zeneca, Dobbies Garden, Allied Irish Banks. Interims: Allied Carpets. Economics: Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee's minutes (Feb), Labour market statistics (Jan), ILO unemployment (Dec). Other: Liffe, offers second voluntary conversion of euro Libor into Euribor contracts.

THURSDAY

Finals: Glaxo Wellcome, Halifax, Rank. Economics: Retail sales (Jan), Motor vehicle production (Jan), Building society figures (Jan), MBBG lending (Jan) M4 provisional (Jan)

FRIDAY, 19

Finals: Abbey National. Economics: EU/GfK consumer confidence (Feb)

SATURDAY

Economics: Group of Seven finance ministers meet in Bonn

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