Soho House, Latham, Carter’s, TEGNA, and Red Rock Resorts Rally as Inflation Holds Steady | fts100 today

3 min read | August 12, 2025 07:39 PM BST | By Team Kalkine Media

Highlights

  • Inflation remained unchanged year-on-year in the latest CPI data

  • Lower borrowing costs appear more likely as central bank weighs rate move

  • Consumer discretionary and leisure-related companies showed notable share price gains

The latest inflation report indicated that the annual Consumer Price Index remained unchanged for July. This stability has been viewed in financial markets as a factor that could influence the central bank to ease borrowing costs at its next meeting. Cheaper borrowing often supports sectors linked to discretionary spending, including apparel, leisure, and entertainment. In the context of broader market sentiment, the development mirrors optimism seen in benchmarks such as fts100 today, which often respond to similar economic indicators.

Soho House (LON:SHCO)

Soho House, a hospitality and leisure brand known for its members-only clubs, saw its shares move upward during the afternoon session. The business operates across major global cities, providing exclusive experiences through its clubs, hotels, and events. Market enthusiasm was aligned with expectations that travel and high-end leisure may benefit from supportive economic conditions.

Latham (LON:SWIM)

Latham, which operates in the leisure products segment, also experienced a rise in its share value. The company is recognized for manufacturing and distributing in-ground residential swimming pools and related products. The positive movement aligns with the broader trend of consumer spending towards lifestyle-enhancing products, particularly when financing becomes more accessible.

Carter’s (LON:CRI)

Carter’s, a leading name in children’s apparel and accessories, also recorded a notable increase. Its product range spans clothing for infants through to young children, catering to both retail and wholesale markets. The upward movement reflected broader momentum in the apparel segment, which can often see gains when household budgets feel less constrained by inflationary pressures.

TEGNA (LON:TGNA)

Broadcasting company TEGNA recorded higher share prices in the same trading window. With a network of television stations and digital platforms, the group operates across various U.S. markets. The uptick in share value occurred alongside overall media and broadcasting sector strength, supported by the improved outlook for advertising revenue.

Red Rock Resorts (LON:RRR)

Casino and entertainment operator Red Rock Resorts also saw gains. Operating multiple properties in the Las Vegas area, the company provides gaming, dining, and hospitality services. The share increase coincided with heightened activity in the gaming sector, which can be responsive to shifts in consumer leisure spending.

Frequently Asked Questions:

  • What caused the share price increases in these companies?
    Stable inflation data raised expectations for lower borrowing costs, benefiting consumer-focused sectors.
  • Which sector do most of these companies belong to?
    Most operate in the consumer discretionary and leisure-related sectors.
  • How is the fts100 today connected to this movement?
    Both global and UK benchmarks often react to macroeconomic signals like inflation stability.

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