"China continues to lead the commodity complex, with a rapid pace of economic growth generating a powerful pull on global commodity supplies," the broker added. Copper miner, Kazakhmys, ticked up 36p to £15.32, Anglo American gained 47½p to £27.27½ and Rio Tinto shrugged off a downgrade from SocGen to put on 65p to £37.67. Also rising was Kingfisher – the DIY group – who got a nod from HSBC. The business behind B&Q ticked up 5.4 to 228.4p after the broker upped its rating to "overweight". Analyst Paul Rossington said there was better visibility on long term cash flows and upgraded his target price to 310p from 240p. 
Share:  "China continues to lead the commodity complex, with a rapid pace of economic growth generating a powerful pull on global commodity supplies," the broker added. Copper miner, Kazakhmys, ticked up 36p to £15.32, <span class="company">Anglo American</span> gained 47½p to £27.27½ and Rio Tinto shrugged off a downgrade from SocGen to put on 65p to £37.67. Also rising was Kingfisher – the DIY group – who got a nod from HSBC. The business behind B&Q ticked up 5.4 to 228.4p after the broker upped its rating to "overweight".<span class="sent"> Analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Rossington</span> said there was better visibility on long term cash flows and upgraded his target price to 310p from 240p.</span>..."China continues to lead the commodity complex, with a rapid pace of economic growth generating a powerful pull on global commodity supplies," the broker added. Copper miner, Kazakhmys, ticked up 36p to £15.32, <span class="company">Anglo American</span> gained 47½p to £27.27½ and Rio Tinto shrugged off a downgrade from SocGen to put on 65p to £37.67. Also rising was Kingfisher – the DIY group – who got a nod from HSBC. The business behind B&Q ticked up 5.4 to 228.4p after the broker upped its rating to "overweight".<span class="sent"> Analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Rossington</span> said there was better visibility on long term cash flows and upgraded his target price to 310p from 240p.</span> Tweet this 

"China continues to lead the commodity complex, with a rapid pace of economic growth generating a powerful pull on global commodity supplies," the broker added. Copper miner, Kazakhmys, ticked up 36p to £15.32, Anglo American gained 47½p to £27.27½ and Rio Tinto shrugged off a downgrade from SocGen to put on 65p to £37.67. Also rising was Kingfisher – the DIY group – who got a nod from HSBC. The business behind B&Q ticked up 5.4 to 228.4p after the broker upped its rating to "overweight". Analyst Paul Rossington said there was better visibility on long term cash flows and upgraded his target price to 310p from 240p. 
Share:  "China continues to lead the commodity complex, with a rapid pace of economic growth generating a powerful pull on global commodity supplies," the broker added. Copper miner, Kazakhmys, ticked up 36p to £15.32, Anglo American gained 47½p to £27.27½ and <span class="company">Rio Tinto</span> shrugged off a downgrade from SocGen to put on 65p to £37.67. Also rising was Kingfisher – the DIY group – who got a nod from HSBC. The business behind B&Q ticked up 5.4 to 228.4p after the broker upped its rating to "overweight".<span class="sent"> Analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Rossington</span> said there was better visibility on long term cash flows and upgraded his target price to 310p from 240p.</span>..."China continues to lead the commodity complex, with a rapid pace of economic growth generating a powerful pull on global commodity supplies," the broker added. Copper miner, Kazakhmys, ticked up 36p to £15.32, Anglo American gained 47½p to £27.27½ and <span class="company">Rio Tinto</span> shrugged off a downgrade from SocGen to put on 65p to £37.67. Also rising was Kingfisher – the DIY group – who got a nod from HSBC. The business behind B&Q ticked up 5.4 to 228.4p after the broker upped its rating to "overweight".<span class="sent"> Analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Rossington</span> said there was better visibility on long term cash flows and upgraded his target price to 310p from 240p.</span> Tweet this 

"China continues to lead the commodity complex, with a rapid pace of economic growth generating a powerful pull on global commodity supplies," the broker added. Copper miner, Kazakhmys, ticked up 36p to £15.32, Anglo American gained 47½p to £27.27½ and Rio Tinto shrugged off a downgrade from SocGen to put on 65p to £37.67. Also rising was Kingfisher – the DIY group – who got a nod from HSBC. The business behind B&Q ticked up 5.4 to 228.4p after the broker upped its rating to "overweight". Analyst Paul Rossington said there was better visibility on long term cash flows and upgraded his target price to 310p from 240p. 
Share:  "China continues to lead the commodity complex, with a rapid pace of economic growth generating a powerful pull on global commodity supplies," the broker added. Copper miner, <span class="company">Kazakhmys</span>, ticked up 36p to £15.32, Anglo American gained 47½p to £27.27½ and Rio Tinto shrugged off a downgrade from SocGen to put on 65p to £37.67. Also rising was Kingfisher – the DIY group – who got a nod from HSBC. The business behind B&Q ticked up 5.4 to 228.4p after the broker upped its rating to "overweight".<span class="sent"> Analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Rossington</span> said there was better visibility on long term cash flows and upgraded his target price to 310p from 240p.</span>..."China continues to lead the commodity complex, with a rapid pace of economic growth generating a powerful pull on global commodity supplies," the broker added. Copper miner, <span class="company">Kazakhmys</span>, ticked up 36p to £15.32, Anglo American gained 47½p to £27.27½ and Rio Tinto shrugged off a downgrade from SocGen to put on 65p to £37.67. Also rising was Kingfisher – the DIY group – who got a nod from HSBC. The business behind B&Q ticked up 5.4 to 228.4p after the broker upped its rating to "overweight".<span class="sent"> Analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Rossington</span> said there was better visibility on long term cash flows and upgraded his target price to 310p from 240p.</span> Tweet this 

London shares bounced at the open on Tuesday, thanks to gains for banking stocks and oil companies.. Banks lent the most weight to the FTSE 100's gains.Royal Bank of Scotland rose 2.2 per cent to 43.65p as investors welcomed reports the bank was 
Share:  <span class="sent">London shares bounced at the open on Tuesday, thanks to gains for banking stocks and oil companies.. Banks lent the most weight to the FTSE 100's gains.</span>Royal Bank of Scotland rose 2.2 per cent to 43.65p as investors welcomed reports the bank was Tweet this 

London shares bounced at the open on Tuesday, thanks to gains for banking stocks and oil companies.. Banks lent the most weight to the FTSE 100's gains.Royal Bank of Scotland rose 2.2 per cent to 43.65p as investors welcomed reports the bank was 
Share:  <span class="sent">London shares bounced at the open on Tuesday, thanks to gains for banking stocks and oil companies.. Banks lent the most weight to the FTSE 100's gains.</span>Royal Bank of Scotland rose 2.2 per cent to 43.65p as investors welcomed reports the bank was Tweet this 

London shares bounced at the open on Tuesday, thanks to gains for banking stocks and oil companies.. Banks lent the most weight to the FTSE 100's gains.Royal Bank of Scotland rose 2.2 per cent to 43.65p as investors welcomed reports the bank was 
Share:  <span class="sent">London shares bounced at the open on Tuesday, thanks to gains for banking stocks and oil companies.. Banks lent the most weight to the FTSE 100's gains.</span>Royal Bank of Scotland rose 2.2 per cent to 43.65p as investors welcomed reports the bank was Tweet this 

London shares bounced at the open on Tuesday, thanks to gains for banking stocks and oil companies.. Banks lent the most weight to the FTSE 100's gains.Royal Bank of Scotland rose 2.2 per cent to 43.65p as investors welcomed reports the bank was 
Share:  <span class="sent">London shares bounced at the open on Tuesday, thanks to gains for banking stocks and oil companies.. Banks lent the most weight to the FTSE 100's gains.</span>Royal Bank of Scotland rose 2.2 per cent to 43.65p as investors welcomed reports the bank was Tweet this 

London shares bounced at the open on Tuesday, thanks to gains for banking stocks and oil companies.. Banks lent the most weight to the FTSE 100's gains.Royal Bank of Scotland rose 2.2 per cent to 43.65p as investors welcomed reports the bank was 
Share:  <span class="sent">London shares bounced at the open on Tuesday, thanks to gains for banking stocks and oil companies.. Banks lent the most weight to the FTSE 100's gains.</span>Royal Bank of Scotland rose 2.2 per cent to 43.65p as investors welcomed reports the bank was Tweet this 

* HSBC downgrades JD Wetherspoon to underweight from neutral, cutting target to 525p from 545p and has an overweight for Next, raising target to £24 from £23.60. 
Share:  <span class="sent">* <span class="analyst">HSBC</span> downgrades <span class="company">JD Wetherspoon</span> to underweight from neutral, cutting target to 525p from 545p and has an overweight for Next, raising target to £24 from £23.60.</span> Tweet this 

Millicom ( NASDAQ:MICC ) upgraded to Overweight from Neutral, $100 target, at HSBC. 
Share:  <span class="sent"><span class="company">Millicom</span> ( NASDAQ:MICC ) upgraded to Overweight from Neutral, $100 target, at <span class="analyst">HSBC</span>.</span> Tweet this