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SocGen moved from sell to hold with a 260p price target, up from just 46p, following the sale of Barclays Global Investors.

Of those surveyed, 55percentt said they had shopped at bargain chains like Wal-Mart and Target, up from 50percentt last year.

Among the mid-caps Drax has jumped 8p to 319.3p after a positive note from Credit Suisse, which put an outperform rating and 425p price target (up from 415p) on the power company.

We nudge our price target up from 920p to 925p, mostly on the appreciation of the dollar against sterling since our last published note (which more than offsets the tax provision impact).

Soco International was the biggest riser in the mid-cap index, up 143p to £17.61 as Goldman Sachs issued a buy note on the oil and gas exploration and production company with a £28.19 price target, up from £21.85.

In third place: Target, up from fifth place last year, even though the company suffered a massive data breach last December at the height of the holiday shopping season, when hackers stole information for as many as 70 million shoppers.

In Australia, there were 60 targets, up from 59 a year before, and only 48% in the basic material sector, against 64% in 2015.

Indeed, in 2016, the sub-$2 billion market cap arena accounted for 78% of all targets, up from 72% in 2015 and 70% in 2014.

In a question that did not contrast preemption and retaliation, the new poll finds roughly 4 in 10 Americans support bombing North Korean military targets, up from 2 in 10 in 2005, when North Korea declared itself a nuclear power.

A state-by-state analysis by The New York Times found that in the 40 states reporting on their compliance so far this year, on average, 4 in 10 schools fell short of the law's testing targets, up from about 3 in 10 last year.

Worldwide, 164 countries now have renewable energy targets, up from just 43 countries in 2005.