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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
BT (BT.A.L) – Previously announced an initial internal investigation of accounting practices in its Italian business had identified certain historical accounting errors. Adjustments identified have increased from £145m to a total of around £530m. Expecting a reduction in our Q3 adjusted revenue and adjusted Ebitda of around £120m. Closing Price 382.55p (Reuters)
Crest Nicholson (CRST.L) – Says its full year revenue is up 24% to £997m with its final dividend up 40% to 27.6pp share. Stating a strong demand for new homes and volumes of homes up 5% to 2,870 homes. Closing 491.40p (Bloomberg)
Dixons Carphone (DC.L) – Reports its Q3 U.K./Ireland like for like sales up 6%, against estimates from analysts of +4%. The company sees FY headline pretax profit in line with market consensus at £475m-£495m. Closing price 336.10p (Bloomberg)
EasyJet (EZJ.L) – Posted first-quarter revenue, cost and passenger numbers in line with its expectations and said forward bookings were ahead of last year. Closing Price 1076.00p (Reuters)
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