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FTSE 100 suffered a setback and ended with sharp losses on a weekly basis. Here we are giving the roundup of the top gainer and top loser of every day during the passing week.
6 September 2021
Top riser:
- ITV Plc (LON: ITV): The media company’s shares were up by 2.54% at GBX 117.05, with a day’s high of GBX 117.45 and a volume of 5.50 million shares despite share sell by its chief financial officer Chris Kennedy. The company informed that Chris Kennedy, who joined the firm in February 2019, was granted shares as part of his joining, which he sold at an average price of GBX 115.45.
Top faller:
- Rio Tinto Plc (LON: RIO): Shares of the metal and mining company was down by 1.31% at GBX 5,337, with a day’s low of GBX 5,337 and a volume of 1.49 million shares following political unrest in Guinea, which led to a rise in prices of bauxite to an 18-month high. Guinea is the second-largest producer of bauxite from which aluminium is extracted. Rio Tinto has few mining projects in Guinea, because of which share price of the company got impacted.
7 September 2021
Top riser:
- Smith (DS) Plc (LON: SMDS): Shares of the container and packaging company was up by 2.80% at GBX 462.30, with a day’s high of GBX 465.70 and a volume of 9.22 million shares after the company issued a positive trading update. The company’s box volume has grown strongly in the period since 1 May 2021. Also, the company’s trading continues to progress well and in line with the previous outlook.
Top faller:
- Berkeley Group Holdings Plc (LON: BKG): The real estate property developer’s shares were down by 2.96% at GBX 4,658, with a day’s low of GBX 4,652 and a volume of 1.49 million shares. The company’s stock, as well as other stocks from the housebuilding sector, turned red following data from Halifax, which indicated the pace of annual growth in the property market continuing to slow.
8 September 2021
Top riser:
- B&M European Value Retail (LON: BME): Shares of the retail chain operator was up by 6.92% at GBX 578, with a day’s high of GBX 580.40 and a volume of 4.88 million shares, after the company lifted its annual guidance. The company expects adjusted EBITDA for H1 FY22 to be in the range of £275m to £285m.
Top faller:
- Persimmon Plc (LON: PSN): Share of the housebuilding company was down by 4.03% at GBX 2,717, with a day’s low of GBX 2,713 and a volume of 0.98 million shares. The housebuilding company continue to see profit booking from investors following a slow pace of growth in the sector as per data from Halifax. Persimmon Plc stock has declined by over 8% since 1 September 2021.
9 September 2021
Top riser:
- M&G Plc (LON: MNG): Shares of the investment management company was up by 1.43% at GBX 201.90, with a day’s high of GBX 201.90 and a volume of 6.21 million shares. The stock saw some buying interest from investors after two consecutive days of fall. The stock is down over 5% since 1 September 2021.
Top faller:
- Coca-Cola HBC AG (LON: CCH): Shares of the botting partner of the Coca-Cola company was down by 4.35% at GBX 2,482, with a day’s low of GBX 2,480 and a volume of 0.96 million shares. The stock price was traded in red following the share sell by the company’s directors. The stock price is down over 5.5% since 1 September 2021.
10 September 2021
Top riser:
- Antofagasta Plc (LON: ANTO): Shares of the metal and mining company was up by over 3%, with a day’s high of GBX 1,456 and a volume of over 0.48 million shares following the company’s announcement of Sterling equivalent of the interim dividend which was announced in the half-yearly result. The company will pay 17.0446p per share interim dividend payable on 1 October 2021.
Top faller:
- International Consolidated Airlines Group SA (LON: IAG): Shares of the British Airways owner was down over 3%, with a day’s low of GBX 145.20 and a volume of over 17.5 million shares as investors fears the recent rise in Covid-19 cases could impact the airlines especially the transatlantic air route, which is the key route of operation for the company. IAG Group stock has declined over 11% since 1 September 2021.
