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The below stocks have been identified as having potential to register bigger than normal share price moves (up or down) today based on the news cited
Barclays Plc (BARC.L) - Profit rose 35% in Q3, with pretax profit of £837m from £619m y-o-y, gross profit came in at £1.7bn beating the £1.53bn average estimate. Fixed-income revenue trading surged to a two year high, however setting aside an additional £600m for PPI charges. Closing price 181.80p (Bloomberg)
BT Group (BT.A.L) - Met market expectations with a 1% rise in second-quarter earnings (£1.89bn), helped by price rises and strong demand for faster fibre connections, keeping it on track for its full-year targets. Closing Price 387.60p (Reuters)
Debenhams (DEB.L) - Said annual profit inched up 0.5% as it struggled to grow in a tough retail environment in 2016 reporting pretax profit for the year ended Sept. 3 of £114.1m compared to the £113.5m it made last year, and in line with a consensus. Closing price 53.70p (Reuters)
Lloyds (LLOY.L) – The UK government have now begun the sale of tranches to the market of their remaining 9.1% state in Lloyds PLC. Closing price 55.88p (Sigma Squawk)
Relx PLC (REL.L) – Reported underlying revenue growth increase of 4% in first nine months of 2016, and reaffirms its outlook for full year confident in producing another year of revenue, profit and earnings growth. Closing price 1429.00p (Reuters)
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