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QUILTER PLC - Directorate Changes

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By Nominations Committee, Ruth Markland, Whitbread PLC
| Sharenet
Consensus estimates are based on estimates collected by Sharenet and are calculated by taking the arithmetic average of the constituent analyst forecasts. Consensus estimates data are based on "SELL-SIDE" analysts' opinions, projections, and predictions regarding listed companies' performance. It does not represent Sharenet's own views on performance.
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Daily market update: Middle East, Whitbread, Hays, Revolution Beauty, Frasers | Thursday 19 Jun 2025

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By Shell plc, Whitbread PLC, Hays plc, Frasers Group Plc
| ajbell.co.uk
“Central banks are in a ‘wait and see’ mood with regards to interest rates, despite broad concerns about a weaker economic outlook,” says Russ Mould, Investment Director at AJ Bell. “The Fed kept US rates unchanged at its meeting yesterday and the Bank of England is expected to do the same with UK rates later today.
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Daily market update: Lloyds, Tesla, Rolls-Royce, Clarkson, Whitbread | Thursday 01 May 2025

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By Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC, Clarkson PLC, Whitbread PLC, Persimmon PLC
“The FTSE 100 was firm in early trading,” says AJ Bell Investment Director Russ Mould. “Ever since President Donald Trump announced his partial U-turn on tariffs on 9 April the index has been on the rise. “There was plenty of corporate news for the markets to digest on Thursday morning – with the good, bad and ugly all represented. “Banks, energy stocks and housebuilders were out of favour while miners and other stocks caught up in the tariff-related sell-off made progress.
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