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Britvic shareholders approve £3.3bn Carslberg takeover
Britvic edged a step closer to being taken over by Danish brewer Carlsberg on Tuesday.
FTSE 250 movers: Wizz flies higher; housebuilders fall
London’s FTSE 250 was flat at 21,188. 97 in afternoon trade on Tuesday.
FTSE 100 movers: Bunzl surges; housebuilders slump
London’s FTSE 100 was up 0. 3% at 8,354. 72 in afternoon trade on Tuesday.
Jefferies reiterates positive stance on UK housebuilders
Jefferies reiterated its positive stance on UK housebuilders on Tuesday, saying it still sees considerable upside potential to share prices from the improving rate environment and government changes to planning.
London midday: Stocks stay up as Bunzl surges
London stocks were still firmer by midday on Tuesday, with Bunzl surging ahead after a profit upgrade.
Deutsche Bank downgrades Primark owner AB Foods to 'sell'
Associated British Foods slumped on Tuesday as Deutsche Bank downgraded its rating on shares of the Primark owner to ‘sell’ from ‘hold’ and cut the price target to 2,190p from 2,290p.
Harbour Energy to complete Wintershall Dea acquisition earlier than expected
Harbour Energy surged on Tuesday after saying that its acquisition of the Wintershall Dea asset portfolio was set to complete earlier than expected.
London open: Stocks in the black; Bunzl surges on profit upgrade
London stocks rose in early trade on Tuesday as traders returned to their desks after the long weekend.
German consumer sentiment to deteriorate in September - GfK
German consumer sentiment is expected to deteriorate sharply in September, according to a survey released on Tuesday by GfK and the Nuremberg Institute for Market Decisions (NIM).
London pre-open: Stocks seen up after long weekend
London stocks were set to rise at the open on Tuesday as traders returned to their desks after the Bank Holiday weekend.
Tuesday newspaper round-up: Barclays, Mike Lynch, IBM
Ministers have been urged to intervene to prevent businesses struggling with gas and electricity costs from going bust, as bills are forecast to be 70% higher next year than before the energy crisis. A typical small business such as a pub, restaurant or independent retailer is paying more than £5,000 extra a year on bills than before the energy crisis that began in 2021, research by the forecaster Cornwall Insight shared with the Guardian shows. – Guardian.