Toyota still feeling the effects of safety scare

SHARES in transportation firm Bombardier have bounced back after last week's announcement that jet orders were down year on year.

It was one piece of good news in a week in which the markets digested the news that the UK economy was being weaned off quantitative easing.

Toyota shares continued to slide in the aftermath of the recall of millions of vehicles worldwide because of a faulty accelerator pedal.

1. BOMBARDIER: Up from 298p to 323p, a rise of 25p or 8.3% (listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as Bombardier Inc).

2. PUNCH TAVERNS: Up from 83.9p to 84.8p, a rise of 0.9p or 1.1% (London Stock Exchange FTSE 100. Restaurants, pubs and breweries).

3. THORNTONS: Down from 102p to 101p, a fall of 1p or 0.98% (London Stock Exchange FTSE Food and Drug Retailers).

4. MOLSON COORS: Down from £25.94 to £25.56, a fall of 38p or 1.5% (listed on the Dow Jones).

5. ROLLS-ROYCE: Down from 488.7p to 481.5p, a fall of 7.2p or 1.5% (London Stock Exchange FTSE 100).

6. CITIGROUP (parent company to Egg): Down from 208p to 203p, a fall of 5p or 2.4% (listed on the Dow Jones as Citigroup Inc).

7. RECKITT BENCKISER: Down from £32.27 to £31.45, a fall of 82p or 2.5% (London Stock Exchange FTSE 100).

8. TOYOTA: Down from £24.26 to £23.57, a fall of 69p or 2.8% (Listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as Toyota Motor Corp).

9. MARSTON'S: Down from 87.2p to 84.7p, a fall of 2.5p or 2.9% (London Stock Exchange FTSE 250).

10. UNILEVER: Down from £19.06 to £18.43, a fall of 63p or 3.3% (London Stock Exchange FTSE 100).

Stock market prices taken at 9am yesterday compared with 9am last Monday.