LONDON BROKER RATINGS: Deutsche Bank Research cuts Eurowag to 'hold'
17th Sep 2025 09:47
(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Wednesday morning and on Tuesday: Read More
(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Wednesday morning and on Tuesday: Read More
B&M European Value Retail SA - Luxembourg-based variety goods value retailer in UK and France - Chief Executive Officer Tjeerd Jegen buys 79,500 shares at 249.58 pence, worth GBP198,399, on Tuesday. Read More
B&M European Value Retail SA - Luxembourg-based variety goods value retailer in UK and France - Chief Executive Tjeerd Jegen buys 47,400 shares at GBP2.42, worth GBP114,617, on Friday last week. In a separate transaction, on Tuesday this week, Jegen buys 43,480 shares at GBP2.28, worth GBP99,348, and buys a further 22,500 shares at GBP2.31, worth GBP51,907, on Wednesday. This brings the total value of the shares purchased in aggregate to GBP265,873. Read More
(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Wednesday morning and on Tuesday: Read More
(Alliance News) - The FTSE 100 closed lower on Tuesday, after briefly topping 9,000, as US inflation figures began to show the impact of tariffs, putting rate cut hopes in doubt. Read More
(Alliance News) - B&M European Value Retail SA on Tuesday said the warm weather had supported UK sales in its financial first quarter although growth fell short of City hopes. Read More
(Alliance News) - European equities made a mixed start on Tuesday, with the FTSE 100 spiking above the 9,000 point mark for the first time. Read More
(Alliance News) - Rio Tinto made its iron ore boss its next chief executive from next month, Experian affirmed its guidance, while Barratt Redrow said home completions fell short of its forecast. In M&A news, Dalata Hotel Group agreed to be taken over by a consortium suitor. Read More
(Alliance News) - London's FTSE 100 faded into the close on Friday, ending lower, as weak retail sales data and falls in heavyweight oil and drug stocks offset hopes for progress in the Israel-Iran conflict. Read More
B&M European Value Retail SA - Luxembourg-based variety goods value retailer in UK and France - Calls extraordinary general meeting for July 22, the same day as its annual general meeting, for shareholders to approve moving the company's domicile to Jersey from Luxembourg. Back in January, B&M had said it was considering either Jersey or Ireland. On Thursday, B&M explains that the migration of domicile will simplify its corporate and administrative structure, while providing greater flexibility for returning capital to shareholders, including through share buybacks. It also will become subject to the UK takeover code. B&M says it will retain its London listing and eligibility for inclusion in FTSE UK indices, though its ISIN number will change. The move is expected to take place in the second half of the year. Read More
(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of share dealings by London-listed company directors and managers announced in the past several days and not separately reported by Alliance News: Read More
(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Tuesday morning and on Monday: Read More
(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Monday morning and on Friday: Read More
(Alliance News) - Stocks in London made healthy progress on Wednesday, shrugging off weak US data, after a survey showed the UK services sector returned to growth in May. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London were higher at midday on Wednesday, amid hopes that a potential meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping his week can reduce trade policy tensions. Read More
(Alliance News) - B&M European Value Retail SA on Wednesday reported sluggish full-year sales growth, and a fall in profit, held back by a "challenging" retail environment. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stocks were called higher in the UK on Wednesday, as industry spokespeople cautiously welcome Donald Trump's decision to keep tariffs at 25% on British steel and aluminium for now. Read More