10th Nov 2026 10:19
(Alliance News) - The following are the leading risers and fallers among FTSE 100 and 250 index constituents on Tuesday.
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FTSE 100 WINNERS
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Lion Finance Group PLC, up 3.8% at 13,790.00 pence
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Rolls-Royce Group PLC, up 3.2% at 1,363.00p
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Prudential PLC, up 3.1% at 986.40p
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Standard Chartered PLC, up 2.6% at 2,212.50p
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Barclays PLC, up 2.4% at 440.025p
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FTSE 100 LOSERS
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Shell PLC, down 2.3% at 3,615.25p, tracks oil prices down
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Sage Group PLC, down 2.3% at 1,130.50p
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BP PLC, down 1.9% at 546.10p
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Vodafone Group PLC, down 2.0% at 114.62p, EUR4.85 billion impairment charge in Germany
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Admiral Group PLC, down 1.3% at 3,860.00p
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FTSE 250 WINNERS
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Funding Circle Holdings PLC, up 11% at 230.50 pence, upgrades 2026 expectations
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TBC Bank Group PLC, up 3.6% at 5,525.00p
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Rosebank Industries PLC, up 3.6% at 329.50p
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Raspberry Pi Holdings PLC, up 3.5% at 533.50p
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Seraphim Space Investment Trust PLC, up 3.4% at 74.45p
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FTSE 250 LOSERS
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Avon Technologies PLC, down 5.0% at 2,280.00p, Peel Hunt cuts rating to 'add' from 'buy'
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EnQuest PLC, down 4.0% at 25.30p
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4imprint Group PLC, down 3.3% at 4,148.00p, total orders fall
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Oxford BioMedica PLC, down 2.4% at 545.50p
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NCC Group PLC, down 2.2% at 155.10p
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FTSE 100 & 250 movers in focus:
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Funding Circle Holdings PLC, up 11% at 230.50 pence, 12-month range 113.20p-252.03p. The small business lending platform raises its full-year 2026 revenue guidance to at least GBP275 million from GBP255 million previously, citing resilient demand from small and medium-sized enterprises. Funding Circle also expects a profit margin of around 16% for the year, as it upgrades its full-year expectations.
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Shell PLC, down 2.3% at 3,615.25 pence, 12-month range 2,553.77p-4,110.00p. The oil major falls alongside BP PLC as crude prices decline amid renewed optimism over diplomatic efforts to end the conflict between Washington and Tehran. Brent oil trades at USD90.50 a barrel on Tuesday morning, down from USD94.27 late Monday. US President Donald Trump says momentum is building towards ending the war with Iran, describing the country's military as "effectively over", although he does not rule out further US military action. Trump also meets Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani at the White House, as Qatar continues to play a central role in mediating efforts to bring the conflict to an end.
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Vodafone Group PLC, down 2.0% at 114.62 pence, 12-month range 87.32p-132.07p. The telecommunications company raises its full-year 2027 profit and cash flow guidance following a strong first half, supported by cost reductions, including job cuts, despite swinging to a pretax loss due to a substantial impairment charge in Germany. Vodafone now expects adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation after leases of EUR13.2 billion to EUR13.4 billion, alongside adjusted free cash flow of EUR2.8 billion to EUR3.0 billion. For the six months ended September 30, revenue rises 11% to EUR21.85 billion from EUR19.61 billion a year earlier, while the company swings to a pretax loss of EUR373 million from a profit of EUR2.11 billion, reflecting a EUR4.85 billion impairment charge in Germany. The net loss reaches EUR3.60 billion, compared with a profit of EUR1.05 billion, while operating profit declines to EUR517 million from EUR2.16 billion. Organic service revenue grows 5.8%, while adjusted Ebitdaal increases 6.4%. Vodafone raises its interim dividend by 2.5% to 2.31 euro cents per share from 2.25 cents. Chief Executive Margherita Della Valle says: "I am very happy about our overall group performance, but Germany is not yet where it needs to be. We have a clear action plan in progress, which is structurally simplifying our German operations and improving customer satisfaction across all of our services." Vodafone says it cut 3,000 roles across Europe and its shared operations during the first half.
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4imprint Group PLC, down 3.3% at 4,148.00 pence, 12-month range 3,250.00p-5,135.00p. The promotional products marketer maintains its full-year 2026 outlook for revenue slightly ahead of the USD1.35 billion recorded in 2025 and adjusted pretax profit of around USD130 million, following resilient trading in the first 10 months of the year. Revenue grows 2.0% year-on-year in the period to October 31, despite a 1.0% decline in total orders, as average order value rises 3.0%. Orders from existing customers remain broadly flat, while new customer orders fall 5.0%, although the pace of decline eases to 3.0% in the third quarter from 9.0% in the first quarter. Gross profit margin remains just above 31% and operating margin stands at approximately 9.0%, both in line with expectations. 4imprint reports cash of USD152 million at the end of October, after distributing USD68 million in dividends during the year and completing a capital investment project costing around USD10 million. The board reiterates its confidence in the company's strategy and long-term growth prospects.
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By Eva Castanedo, Alliance News senior economics reporter
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