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Europe open: Stocks pull back ahead of inflation data
European stocks pulled back on Tuesday morning following strong gains the day before as investors awaited eurozone inflation data from June and mulled the market impact of political uncertainty in France.
Supreme delivers 'strong' FY results, EBITDA nearly doubles
Consumer products manufacturer Supreme delivered "strong" full-year trading results on Tuesday as underlying earnings nearly doubled year-on-year.
London open: Stocks fall as investors eye eurozone inflation data
London stocks fell in early trade on Tuesday as investors mulled the latest shop price inflation data and looked ahead to eurozone inflation figures later in the day.
Endeavour pours first gold at Lafigue mine
Endeavour Mining announced the first gold pour at its Lafigué mine in Côte d'Ivoire on Tuesday, achieved on budget and ahead of schedule.
Ryanair reports record passenger numbers for June
Budget airline Ryanair reported record passenger numbers for June on Tuesday, up 11% on the year.
Wizz Air capacity, emissions impacted by ongoing GTF groundings
Budget airline Wizz Air said capacity numbers were held back in June by the ongoing impact of groundings of Pratt & Whitney GTF engines, while CO2 emissions increased as it was forced to use older planes.
London pre-open: Stocks seen lower as investors mull shop price data
London stocks were set to fall at the open on Tuesday following a mixed session in Asia, as investors mulled the latest shop price inflation data and looked ahead to the UK election this week.
Endeavour pours first gold at Lafigue, Capita renews Royal Mail pension scheme contract
London open The FTSE 100 is expected to open 40 points lower on Tuesday, having closed up 0. 03% on Monday at 8,166. 76.
Tuesday newspaper round-up: Inflation, Thames Water, Randox
Britain’s next government is poised to benefit from easing pressure on household finances after a slowdown in inflation in stores and a fall in fuel prices, but costs remain “too expensive” for many families. Figures from the British Retail Consortium (BRC) show that annual UK shop price inflation cooled last month to 0. 2%, down from 0. 6% in May – the slowest pace since October 2021 – as retailers cut the prices of many of their key products, including butter and coffee.