A city regulator said the spike in the share price of Royal Mail on the day of privatisation was at the "top end" of what would be expected when a firm floated but there was no need to launch an inquiry into the sale.
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A city regulator said the spike in the share price of Royal Mail on the day of privatisation was at the "top end" of what would be expected when a firm floated but there was no need to launch an inquiry into the sale.
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The average home on Britain’s most expensive street is valued at around £12.5 million, according …