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June 11 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 .FTSE index is seen opening up 16 points at 7,697 on Monday, according to financial bookmakers, with futures FFIc1 up 0.25 percent ahead of the cash market open.
* ROLLS ROYCE: Rolls-Royce RR.L said on Monday a costly problem affecting the durability of a certain type of Trent 1000 engine had spread to another type and would require further inspections, affecting customer Boeing (NYSE:BA) BA.N . COMCAST: U.S. cable company Comcast CMCSA.O is set to gain unconditional EU antitrust approval for its bid to buy European pay-TV company Sky SKYB.L . TESCO: Britain's food watchdog said it was investigating allegations that traces of meat had been found in "meat-free" and vegan meals sold at the country's two largest supermarket chains, Tesco TSCO.L and Sainsbury 's SBRY.L . BCA: British car auctioneers BCA Marketplace BCA.L said on Monday it had rejected a 1.6 billion pound ($2.15 billion) preliminary cash takeover offer from London-based private equity firm Apax Partners. POPE: Pope Francis warned that climate change risked destroying humanity on Saturday and called on energy leaders to help the world to convert to clean fuels to avert catastrophe.[ nL5N1TB0A9]
* GLENCORE: A Congolese-American businessman is seeking more than $1 billion in a Congo court from two Glencore GLEN.L executives and their ex-partner in a copper and cobalt mine, saying they defrauded him when he relinquished his shares, a court document showed. INMARSAT: British satellite firm Inmarsat ISA.L on Friday rejected a takeover approach from U.S. firm EchoStar SATS.O , saying it significantly undervalued the company. OIL: Oil prices fell on Monday, pulled down by rising Russian production and U.S. drilling activity creeping to its highest in more than three years. GOLD: Gold prices edged higher on Monday as the dollar softened ahead of key central bank policy meetings and the U.S.-North Korea summit this week, and as a weekend G7 summit fanned trade war fears. The UK blue chip index closed down 0.3 percent for its third straight week of losses, tracking a broad sell-off by European shares as investors faced the prospect of tightening financial conditions and growing political risk.
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