PRESIDENT Obama's plan to revamp the US banking industry announced last week caused some uncertainty on the markets which has been reflected in the performance of the top 10 local listed companies.

Over the past seven days only two companies saw an increase in their share value, Burton-based pub company Punch Taverns and Somercotes chocolate-maker Thorntons.

Brewing giant Molson Coors and bankers Citigroup are both listed on the Dow Jones. Both saw their value fall after President Obama said last week that he was "ready for a fight" with banks.

1. PUNCH TAVERNS: UP from 74.6p to 82p, a rise of 7.4p or 9.9%. (London Stock Exchange FTSE 100. Restaurants, pubs and breweries).

2. THORNTONS: UP from £1.01 to £1.03, a rise of 2p or 2%. (London Stock Exchange FTSE Food and Drug Retailers).

3. UNILEVER: DOWN from £19.30 to £19.12, a fall of 18p or 0.9%. (London Stock Exchange FTSE 100).

4. RECKITT BENCKISER: DOWN from £32.59 to £31.91, a fall of 68p or 2.1%. (London Stock Exchange FTSE 100).

5. MARSTON'S: DOWN from 85.35p to 83.3p, a fall of 2.05p or 2.4%. (London Stock Exchange FTSE 250).

6. ROLLS-ROYCE: DOWN from £4.89.2 to £4.77.4, a fall of 11.8p or 2.41%. (London Stock Exchange FTSE 100).

7. MOLSON COORS: DOWN from £26.93 to £26.17, a fall of 76p or 2.8%. (Listed on the Dow Jones).

8. TOYOTA: DOWN from £27.87 to £26.86, a fall of £1.01 or 3.6%. (Listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as Toyota Motor Corp).

9. CITIGROUP (parent company to Egg): DOWN from £2.09 to £2.01, a fall of 8p or 3.8%. (Listed on the Dow Jones as Citigroup Inc).

10. BOMBARDIER: DOWN from £3.28 to £2.91, a fall of 37p or 11.3%. (Listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as Bombardier Inc).

Stock market prices taken at 9am yesterday compared with 9am on Monday, January 18.