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FTSE 100 movers: NatWest boosted by upgrade; S&N in the red
London’s FTSE 100 was up 0. 4% at 8,207. 11 in afternoon trade on Monday.
IMI appoints Luke Grant as CFO
Birmingham-based engineer IMI said on Monday that it has appointed Luke Grant as chief financial officer and executive director with effect from 25 July 2025.
Canaccord Genuity lifts Fresnillo price target, downgrades to ‘hold’
Canaccord Genuity downgraded Fresnillo on Monday to ‘hold’ from ‘buy’ as it pointed to a strong run over the past three to six months.
London midday: FTSE extends gains ahead of US election, policy announcements
London stocks had extended gains by midday on Monday as investors eyed a busy week that includes the US presidential election and policy announcements in the UK and across the pond.
Ryanair cuts traffic forecast as H1 profits drop
Ryanair cut its full-year traffic forecast on Monday and reported a drop in first-half profits, as it took a hit from lower fares and Boeing delays.
RBC Capital ups Frasers Group to ‘outperform’
RBC Capital Markets upgraded Frasers Group on Monday to ‘outperform’ from ‘sector perform’ with a ‘speculative risk’ qualifier.
Moncler said to consider bid for Burberry, shares rally
Burberry shares shot higher on Monday after online fashion publication Miss Tweed suggested over the weekend that Italy’s Moncler could be considering a bid for the luxury fashion brand.
London open: Stocks gain as investors eye US election, rate announcements
London stocks rose in early trade on Monday as investors eyed a busy week that includes the US presidential election and policy announcements in the UK and across the pond.
Wizz Air reports rise in October traffic, seat capacity
Wizz Air reported a 4. 1% jump in passenger numbers for October on Monday, and an uptick in the load factor.
London pre-open: Stocks seen flat ahead of US election
London stocks were set for a flat open on Monday as all eyes turned to the US election on Tuesday and policy announcements in the UK and the US this week.
Monday newspaper round-up: Four-day week, UK energy, Apple
Fraudsters may have stolen £500,000 from a taxpayer-funded scheme aimed at accelerating the removal of dangerous cladding from buildings, the public spending watchdog has revealed. The National Audit Office said the government decision to prioritise speed in handing out money to building owners had increased its risk of losses from fraud. The warning came in an NAO report into the government’s progress in remediating dangerous cladding from blocks after the Grenfell Tower fire in 2017.