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  • City broker upgrades Boohoo shares to ‘Hold’

    April 23, 2025

    City broker Shore Capital has upgraded fast-fashion retailer Boohoo, now trading as Debenhams, from a ‘Sell’ to a ‘Hold’ in light of its falling share price. Boohoo’s share price has dropped by more than a third since last November, after a series of poor trading updates and a public spat with Mike Ashley. Shore Capital [...]

  • Analysts ‘bullish’ on UK fintech Wise despite tariff threat

    April 16, 2025

    Wise’s trading update left analysts with a “bullish outlook” on the money transfer firm, but they warned of a tariffs threat.  The UK fintech pocketed £350m in underlying income for the fourth quarter – a 13 per cent jump year-on-year. International payments bolstered the firm’s intake, soaring 28 per cent to £39.1bn.  This offset a [...]

  • Polar Capital stock downgraded amid warning of dividend cut

    April 14, 2025

    Polar Capital has been downgraded by two different City analysts after its assets fell significantly more than had been expected by forecasts. The tech-focused asset manager lost £2.4bn over the last quarter almost entirely due to £2.3bn of losses in investment returns, as US tech giants have struggled to match the stock price returns of [...]

  • Tariff turmoil pushes gold to fresh high as mining stocks soar

    April 11, 2025

    The price of gold has climbed to another record high, as anxiety around Donald Trump’s tariff plan and a falling dollar push investors into the traditional safe haven asset. The price of bullion rose 1.5 per cent to break $3,200 (£2,451) per troy ounce for the first time on Friday as equities across Asia fell [...]

  • UK equity funds suffer worst quarter ever as investors pull billions

    April 8, 2025

    UK-focused funds suffered their worst ever quarter on record over the last three months, despite a strong performance from the FTSE 100 and other UK equity markets. Over the first three months of 2025, investors pulled £3.5bn from UK funds, with £1.2bn being withdrawn in March alone, according to data from Calastone. “Instead of putting [...]

  • City broker downgrades Watches of Switzerland as US prices set to rise

    April 7, 2025

    A City broker has downgraded its price target for Watches of Switzerland by a fifth, citing lower spending and higher prices as the retailer’s challenges. Peel Hunt downgraded the target price for the luxury watch firm from 500p to 400p. Shares in the retailer were trading at 335p as of midday on April 7, having [...]

  • Close Brothers shares soar past target price whilst FTSE 100 banks sink

    April 3, 2025

    Shares in FTSE 250 lender Close Brothers rallied on Thursday morning whilst its banking rivals HSBC, Barclays and Standard Chartered tumbled. The lender made gains as high as ten per cent during early trading before consolidating around five percent, as the bank clawed back recent losses. Meanwhile, Standard Chartered led the FTSE 100 losses at [...]

  • Peel Hunt: London Stock Exchange requires ‘urgent’ support

    April 1, 2025

    The UK’s capital markets require “urgent” support from the government, Peel Hunt has said, as the London Stock Exchange continues to be raided by private takeovers. While there have been 15 companies worth over £100m facing acquisition bids on the stock exchange since the start of 2025, not a single firm worth over £100m floated [...]

  • Close Brothers shares fluctuate as motor finance hearing kicks off

    April 1, 2025

    Shares in FTSE 250 lender Close Brothers were volatile during early trading on Tuesday as the first day of the motor finance hearing kicked off. The bank was one of the FTSE’s top fallers as markets opened after it suffered a downgrade from City broker Peel Hunt. The broker said the “extent” of guidance downgrades [...]

  • Travis Perkins: Profit plunges as construction industry recovery remains sluggish

    April 1, 2025

    Travis Perkins has reported a 99 per cent plunge in operating profit in 2024, after a torrid year for the Nottinghamshire-headquartered firm.  The FTSE 250 building group reported an operating profit of £2m, down from £161m in 2023, after a 4.7 per cent revenue decline.  Shares in the group fell 10.4 per cent in early [...]

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