14th Jul 2026 10:43
(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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BP PLC, up 2.6% at 518.00p, lifted by spike in oil prices
Centrica PLC, up 2.2% at 176.225p
Glencore PLC, up 1.9% at 524.10p, Santander starts coverage with 'outperform'
Shell PLC, up 1.7% at 3,162.00p
Vodafone Group PLC, up 1.7% at 118.125p
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FTSE 100 losers
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InterContinental Hotels Group PLC, down 4.0% at 15,717.50p
Pearson PLC, down 3.2% at 1,276.50p, JPMorgan downgrades rating to 'neutral'
Lion Finance Group PLC, down 2.9% at 11,210.00p
International Consolidated Airlines Group SA, down 2.8% at 447.40p, US-Iran conflict escalates
Relx PLC, down 2.8% at 2,409.50p
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FTSE 250 winners
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Genus PLC, up 4.8% at 2,132.00p, expects annual profit ahead of expectations
Atalaya Mining Copper SA, up 4.1% at 827.50p, stronger second-quarter copper production
Ithaca Energy PLC, up 4.0% at 238.70p, boosts operating guidance outlook after strong fourth quarter
Harbour Energy PLC, up 2.5% at 229.70p
Rank Group PLC, up 2.3% at 96.70p
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FTSE 250 losers
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ME Group International PLC, down 5.5% at 106.80p
Ceres Power Holdings PLC, down 4.7% at 428.20p
Workspace Group PLC, down 4.2% at 337.30p
IntegraFin Holdings PLC, down 4.2% at 363.75p, platform Transact "well-positioned" as funds under direction rise
Shawbrook Group PLC, down 3.4% at 335.75p
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FTSE 100 & 250 movers in focus:
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BP PLC, up 2.6% at 518.00 pence, 12-month range 393.30p-609.40p. Expects a roughly USD1 billion second-quarter impairment charge and lower upstream production due to seasonal maintenance and Middle East disruption. However, the oil major says higher oil and gas prices and stronger refining margins should provide a significant earnings boost across its businesses, while quarter-end net debt is expected to fall to USD22 billion-USD23 billion from USD25.3 billion. Boosting oil stocks on Tuesday, Brent crude oil was trading at USD86.46 a barrel on Tuesday morning, up from USD79.42 at the time of the London equity market close on Monday, amid exchanges of military strikes by the US and Iran.
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Pearson PLC, down 3.2% at 1,276.50 pence, 12-month range 874.80p-1,318.00p. JPMorgan downgrades the education publisher to 'neutral' from 'overweight', trimming its price target to 1,420p from 1,430p. The broker says Pearson's strong share price performance has narrowed upside potential, despite remaining confident the company can deliver its guidance for mid-single-digit growth and margin expansion. JPMorgan adds it now sees better value elsewhere, while noting Pearson's AI opportunities and long-term investment case remain intact.
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Genus PLC, up 4.8% at 2,132.00 pence, 12-month range 1,943.00p-3,228.80p. Expects annual adjusted pretax profit of around GBP98 million, ahead of market consensus of GBP95.5 million, after stronger-than-expected second-half trading. Says PIC delivers strong growth in Asia and Latin America, offsetting weaker North American demand, while ABS posts double-digit profit growth despite softer dairy markets. Adds free cash flow generation is strong and the balance sheet is strengthened by around GBP111 million of proceeds from its Chinese porcine joint venture.
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Atalaya Mining Copper SA, up 4.1% at 827.50 pence, 12-month range 440.50p-1,094.00p. Reports second-quarter copper production of 13,493 tonnes, up from 13,175 tonnes a year ago and 9,939 tonnes in the first quarter, as grades improved sequentially and mill performance remained strong. Reiterates 2026 production guidance of 50,000 to 54,000 tonnes, expecting output towards the lower end of the range, citing firm copper prices, and guides silver production of 900,000 to 1.1 million ounces.
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IntegraFin Holdings PLC, down 4.2% at 363.75 pence, 12-month range 293.00p-397.69p. Reports funds under direction on its Transact platform rise 23% year-on-year to a record GBP85.5 billion, supported by positive market movements and a sixth consecutive quarter of net inflows above GBP1 billion. Third-quarter net inflows slow to GBP1.01 billion from GBP1.33 billion in the prior quarter, though the firm adds more than 2,000 net new clients and says transfers from other providers remain strong. IntegraFin reiterates its cost guidance, expecting underlying administrative expense growth of around 3% in the current and next financial years.
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By Eva Castanedo, Alliance News senior economics reporter
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