Today: 23 June 2026

Shan Ahmed Khan

Shan Ahmed Khan is a senior markets reporter at TS2.tech, specializing in stocks, technology and macroeconomic trends. A graduate of the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS), he previously worked in investment research and market analysis. His coverage helps readers understand the key developments influencing global financial markets and emerging industries.

Anglo American stock pops 2% in London after UK inflation cools, with results in focus

Anglo American stock pops 2% in London after UK inflation cools, with results in focus

Anglo American shares rose 2.3% to 3,578 pence by mid-morning in London, rebounding after Tuesday’s drop as UK inflation slowed to 3.0% in January. The miner’s gains come ahead of full-year results due Feb. 20, after it cut 2026 copper guidance and flagged $200 million in Chilean site charges. Glencore reported a 6% fall in adjusted EBITDA and announced a $2 billion shareholder return.
18 February 2026
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Haleon share price rises as UK inflation cools — what to watch before Feb 25 earnings

Haleon share price rises as UK inflation cools — what to watch before Feb 25 earnings

Haleon shares rose 0.9% to 412.6 pence in early London trading Wednesday, tracking gains in the UK market after softer inflation data. The stock traded between 410.60 and 414.80 pence, nearing its 52-week high. UK inflation slowed to 3.0% in January, fueling rate-cut bets. Haleon’s updated analyst consensus shows FY2025 revenue at £11.08 billion and organic growth of 3.4%.
18 February 2026
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Why GSK stock is moving today: Exdensur EU nod and a fresh buyback

Why GSK stock is moving today: Exdensur EU nod and a fresh buyback

GSK shares rose 1.1% to 2,263 pence after the European Commission approved its twice-yearly asthma drug Exdensur and the company launched a new tranche of share buybacks. GSK will repurchase up to £0.45 billion in shares by April 24. The company also reported new real-world data showing its RSV vaccine Arexvy was 75.6% effective against RSV-related hospitalisation in adults over 60.
18 February 2026
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BrewDog Sale Shock: Equity for Punks Investors Face a Hard Reality as CEO Speaks Out

BrewDog Sale Shock: Equity for Punks Investors Face a Hard Reality as CEO Speaks Out

BrewDog has hired AlixPartners to explore options including a sale, putting its 220,000 “Equity for Punks” crowdfunders at risk of losing their investments. CEO James Taylor told investors it remains “business as usual.” The company reported a £37 million loss in 2024. Private equity backer TSG Consumer Partners holds a 21% stake and could take priority in any payout.
18 February 2026
Raspberry Pi share price jumps again as CEO buy and AI chatter keep RPI.L in play

Raspberry Pi share price jumps again as CEO buy and AI chatter keep RPI.L in play

Raspberry Pi Holdings shares surged 25.2% to 519.5 pence in early London trading, after CEO Eben Upton disclosed buying 4,684 shares for about £13,224. The rally follows heavy social-media speculation on the company’s role in low-cost AI projects. Two traders said the driver was unclear. The company stated there was no new information beyond public disclosures.
18 February 2026
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SSE stock steadies near highs after £950m Scottish subsea cable plan drops

SSE stock steadies near highs after £950m Scottish subsea cable plan drops

SSE shares rose 0.1% to 2,653 pence in early London trading after the company named five contractors for up to £950 million of subsea network upgrades in Scotland. The framework, set for five years with an option to extend, is expected to support over 450 jobs annually. Investors now await SSE’s May 28 results update for details on spending and project delivery.
18 February 2026
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RELX share price slips as buyback and insider filings hit the tape

RELX share price slips as buyback and insider filings hit the tape

RELX shares fell 2% to 2,180 pence in early London trading after routine filings showed buyback activity and executive share sales. The company bought 1.8 million shares on Feb. 17 as part of a £450 million repurchase program. CEO Erik Engstrom sold 22,000 shares on Feb. 13. Investors await further company documents and updates on the buyback schedule.
18 February 2026
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Glencore share price rises on $2 billion payout plan as Congo copper deal grabs attention

Glencore share price rises on $2 billion payout plan as Congo copper deal grabs attention

Glencore shares rose about 3% in early London trade after announcing a $2 billion shareholder payout and full-year results. The board proposed a $0.17-per-share cash distribution in two tranches, pending a May 28 AGM vote. Glencore also finalized a land-access deal for its Congo copper mine, aiming to extend its life into the 2040s. Adjusted EBITDA fell 6% to $13.51 billion, beating analyst expectations.
18 February 2026
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BAE Systems share price jumps 6% after profit rise, record backlog and dividend lift

BAE Systems share price jumps 6% after profit rise, record backlog and dividend lift

BAE Systems shares jumped 6.2% in early London trading after reporting a 12% rise in underlying operating profit and a record £83.6 billion order backlog. 2025 sales climbed 10% to £30.7 billion, but free cash flow dropped to £2.16 billion. The company raised its dividend 10% and repurchased 30 million shares. Investors await a 09:30 GMT presentation for more detail on cash and margins.
18 February 2026
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Evolution Mining share price slides for fifth day as gold whipsaws; what to watch next

Evolution Mining share price slides for fifth day as gold whipsaws; what to watch next

Evolution Mining shares fell 2.2% to A$14.59 in Sydney, marking a fifth straight session of losses and leaving the stock 10% below last week’s record. Gold rebounded 1.1% to $4,931.61 an ounce after a sharp drop, ahead of U.S. Federal Reserve minutes. Investors are watching Evolution’s March 3 ex-dividend date and April 15 quarterly results for further direction.
18 February 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • U.S. Natural Gas Futures Retreat Despite Heat Wave Forecasts
    June 23, 2026, 6:07 AM EDT. U.S. natural gas futures fell early Tuesday, with the July NYMEX contract down 0.6% at $3.234 per million British thermal units, as supply growth moderated gains from warmer weather-driven demand. The U.S. Climate Prediction Center forecasts above-normal temperatures east of the Rockies through early July, potentially boosting demand for gas-fired power. However, rising U.S. natural gas inventories, currently 5.8% above the five-year average at 2,759 billion cubic feet, curb price rallies. August and September contracts also declined amid increased output and steady LNG feedgas demand. European benchmark Dutch TTF gas slipped 0.3%, influenced by assurance from Qatar that recent gas site explosions did not impact LNG exports. Traders await the next Energy Information Administration storage report for further market direction.

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Brent under $78 after Iran waiver; traders weigh supply risk

Brent under $78 after Iran waiver; traders weigh supply risk

23 June 2026
Oil prices slid for a second day as a U.S. waiver on Iranian oil sales and renewed Strait of Hormuz tanker traffic eased supply fears; Brent crude futures dropped 0.6% to $77.46 and WTI fell 0.4% to $73.56 in active European trading, after Brent settled 3.31% lower Monday.
Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) drops to 52-week low while Meta makes living room push

Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) drops to 52-week low while Meta makes living room push

23 June 2026
Netflix plunged 5.82% to a 52-week low of $71.81 Monday as investor worries mounted over rising U.S. subscriber churn, weak global net additions, and intensifying competition from Meta’s Instagram TV expansion; shares edged up 0.78% premarket, but analysts warn 2027 revenue forecasts leave little room for upside ahead of July’s earnings report.
U.S. Natural Gas Futures Pull Back With Supplies Limiting Rally

U.S. Natural Gas Futures Pull Back With Supplies Limiting Rally

23 June 2026
U.S. natural gas futures slipped 0.6% to $3.234 as rising supply offset buying from hotter weather forecasts, with July gas giving back part of Monday’s gain; inventories remain 5.8% above the five-year average, and traders await Thursday’s EIA storage report for the next market catalyst.
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