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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
EasyJet (EZJ) – Saw an 8.3% drop in Q3 revenue per seat, in line with an earlier warning over the impact of cancelled flights. Continued headwinds seen from terrorism / despotic lunatics. Closing price 1127.00p (Reuters)
Unilever (ULVR) - Unilever maintains FY sales growth of 3-5%, CFO said weak pound increases costs of imported goods on UK business, but also reduces domestic costs. Closing price 3575.00p (Reuters)
Tate & Lyle (TATE) - Q1 bulk ingredients and specialty food ingredients performed strongly with profit well ahead year on year, net debt lower than at 31st march. Closing price 698.50p (Reuters)
BP Plc (BP) – Now selling off a string of fuel storage terminals as well as its stake in a major pipeline as part of a shake-up of its operations in the UK that will affect around 350 jobs, The Daily Telegraph reported. Closing price 451.20p (Reuters / Telegraph)
SABMiller (SAB.L) – Saw Q1 group NPR grow by 2%, Europe NPR by 6%. Beverage volumes up 8% on previous year, although alcohol volumes are down by 11%. Closing price 4425.00p (Reuters)
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