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The Bank said earlier this year, however, that it would expand its asset purchases to £10bn of bonds issued by private companies, as long as they were UK based, or overseas corporations with a major UK presence which were benefiting the British economy.

We looked for small and micro cap mining companies, which were benefiting from a rising raw material price.

Last July, analysts at JPMorgan said premium car sales would start stabilizing before their midmarket counterparts in Europe, which were benefiting from temporary scrapping incentives.

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One bright spot is manufacturing, which is benefiting from the depreciating rand.

It extends all the way to conventional geothermal systems, some of which are benefiting from EGS research.

China continued to be a big area of strength, and Indonesia, which is benefiting from high coal prices and strong construction growth, also contributed to Caterpillar's gains.

Only Arizona (up 312,484), which is benefiting from winning the World Series, and the Dodgers (up 166,688), have had bigger increases.

Despite the smoking ban, health risks and the recession, people still love - or are addicted to - their cigarettes, which is benefiting Filtrona, the plastics and fibres business.

Analysts said the company may also face increasingly aggressive pricing, mostly from the Korean rivals Samsung and LG Electronics, which are benefiting from a weak Korean won.

The model with the biggest sales increase was the 1 Series, which is benefiting from a redesign but is also the lowest-priced BMW.