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THE LONDON REPORT
After the recent mixed performance from the High St, all eyes will be on Marks & Spencer on Wednesday as it reports its second-quarter sales.
The company’s shares have added 16 per cent over the past three months, and a less-than-positive update could lead to a bit of profit taking on the day.
Societe Generale has forecast a 2.6 per cent decline in like-for-like sales in general merchandise and a 0.5 per cent drop on a like-for-like basis in Food.