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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
Morrison’s (MRW.L) - Reported a further improvement in Q1 sales excluding fuel by 0.7%, beating analysts forecast of flat sales seen in 2015/16, suggesting its chief executive, now over a year into the job, might have stabilised the business. Closing price 187.70p (Reuters)
BT Group Plc (BT.A.L) – Report a better than expected full year revenue reading up 6% on £6.58bn core earnings including EE to £18.91bn. Announcing it would spend £6bn on rolling out superfast fibre and 4G mobile connections in the next three years. Closing price 439.75p (Reuters)
RSA insurance Group (RSA.L) - Saw core group net premiums up 8% , operating profits and net attributable profits for Q1 were strong and ahead of expectations. Closing price 468.80p (Reuters)
Smith & Nephew (SN.L) – Reported a slightly worse-than-expected 3% rise in Q1 revenue missing expectations of $1.16bn forecast by analysts, as compiled by Thomson Reuters vs $1.14bn earnt, as weakness in China and the oil-rich Gulf states offset good U.S. demand. Closing price 1164.00p (Reuters)
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