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FTSE 250 movers: Currys finds no favour as dividend pulled
UK electrical retailer Currys pulled its final dividend, citing an uncertain outlook as annual profits fell due to its poorly-performing Nordics division.
Currys shares slump as final dividend pulled, earnings fall 38%
UK electrical retailer Currys pulled its final dividend, citing an uncertain outlook as annual profits fell due to its poorly-performing Nordics division.
Anglia, Northumbrian Water Sky in talks to sell Wave unit - Sky
Anglian Water Group and Northumbrian Water Group are reportedly exploring a sale of the business supplier they set up six years ago.
Europe midday: Shares slump on rate jitters; Currys dives on results
European shares continued to slide on Thursday as the US Federal Reserve minutes confirmed that last month's pause in rate hikes was temporary and borrowing costs would likely rise again to counter stubborn inflation.
Eurozone retail sales stagnate in May
Eurozone retail sales stagnated in May, European Union statistics agency Eurostat said on Thursday, with higher spending on non-food items offsetting falls foodstuffs and petrol.
EZ construction sector contracts at faster pace - S&P PMI
The eurozone construction sector contracted at a stronger pace at the end of the second quarter of 2023 according to the latest S&P PMI survey data, as overall activity and new orders fell at the steepest rates in the year so far.
Virgin Wines signs supply deal with WH Smith
Virgin Wines said it had agreed a new strategic partnership with WH Smith to supply its travel stores.
Europe open: Shares sharply lower on Fed minutes; Currys slumps
European shares opened sharply lower on Thursday as the US Federal Reserve minutes confirmed that last month's pause in rate hikes was temporary.
German factory orders post better-than-expected jump in May
German manufacturing orders rose more than expected in May, driven by demand for vehicles, official data showed on Thursday.
Workspace reports Q1 rent rises
Office provider Workspace reported a rise in first-quarter rents, driven by resilient demand.
LondonMetric sells five assets for £42.8m
LondonMetric Property said it has sold five assets for £42. 8m, reflecting a net initial yield of 4. 5%, the company said on Thursday.