Today: 28 May 2026

BAE Systems share price rises after buyback update as defence stocks hold up

BAE Systems share price rises after buyback update as defence stocks hold up

BAE Systems shares rose about 1% to 2,108 pence in early London trading Monday after the company announced a new round of share buybacks for cancellation. The move came as European markets fell, with the STOXX 600 down 1.3% and the FTSE 100 slipping. BAE repurchased 103,168 shares Friday at an average 2,074.08 pence. Investors await the company’s full-year results due Feb. 18.
19 January 2026
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Unilever stock price rises in London despite Trump tariff jitters — what to watch before earnings

Unilever stock price rises in London despite Trump tariff jitters — what to watch before earnings

Unilever shares rose 0.7% to 4,793 pence in early London trading Monday, bucking a 1.3% drop in the STOXX 600 after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened new tariffs tied to Greenland. The company’s next earnings report is set for Feb. 12. Unilever recently spun off its Magnum ice cream unit and completed an 8-for-9 share consolidation.
19 January 2026
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Anglo American stock slips in London as tariff jitters return — key dates ahead

Anglo American stock slips in London as tariff jitters return — key dates ahead

Anglo American traded at 3,238 pence, down 0.1% by 0827 GMT, near its 52-week high. Shares fluctuated amid new U.S. tariff threats on Europe and ongoing merger talks with Teck Resources. The EU antitrust ruling on the merger is expected by Feb. 10, with a separate subsidies probe verdict due Feb. 3. Anglo American will report Q4 production on Feb. 5 and full-year earnings on Feb. 20.
19 January 2026
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Wall Street is shut for MLK Day — the 2026 U.S. market holiday calendar and the crypto ETF catch

Wall Street is shut for MLK Day — the 2026 U.S. market holiday calendar and the crypto ETF catch

U.S. stock markets, including NYSE and Nasdaq, will close Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, reopening Tuesday. Trades made before the holiday will settle one day later than usual due to T+1 rules. Crypto trades continuously, but U.S.-listed crypto ETFs will pause during the closure. The next market holiday is Presidents Day on Feb. 16.
19 January 2026
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Glencore share price rises as China scrutiny hangs over Rio Tinto merger talks

Glencore share price rises as China scrutiny hangs over Rio Tinto merger talks

Glencore shares rose 0.5% to 481.15 pence in early London trading Monday, recovering some ground after Friday’s drop. The UK Takeover Panel set a Feb. 5 deadline for Rio Tinto to make a firm offer or walk away. Investors remain focused on Chinese antitrust risks and the potential for required asset sales if a Rio-Glencore merger proceeds. Glencore’s full-year production report is due Jan. 29.
19 January 2026
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Hongkong Land stock slides in Singapore as China rate decision nears, buybacks in view

Hongkong Land stock slides in Singapore as China rate decision nears, buybacks in view

Shares of Hongkong Land Holdings fell 1.2% to $8.16 in Singapore by mid-afternoon, retreating from a 17% rally this month. The drop followed weak China property data and investor focus on Beijing’s loan prime rate decision due Tuesday. Trading volume reached about 1.45 million shares. Hongkong Land repurchased 180,000 shares last week for cancellation.
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  • Official List Notice: New Debt Securities Listings Across Major Issuers
    May 28, 2026, 4:39 AM EDT. The Official List published new listings of debt and debt-like securities across prominent issuers including Inter-American Development Bank, Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets, and Republic of Congo. Instruments such as multi callable notes, floating rate notes, amortising notes, callable notes, and green notes were listed with maturities spanning 2028 to 2057. Notable entries include Barclays Bank PLC securitised derivatives and Standard Chartered's green notes, underlining liquidity options for investors. Listings feature various denominations and currencies including USD, EUR, GBP, and HKD. This broad spectrum of newly listed bonds reflects evolving funding strategies and investor demand in global debt markets.

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Nokia Shares Slip as Investors Eye AI Sector

Nokia Shares Slip as Investors Eye AI Sector

28 May 2026
Nokia shares fell in Helsinki Thursday, trading near 13.205 euros after a sharp rally tied to AI data-center demand. The OMX Helsinki 25 index slipped 0.73% to 6,519.87. Nokia’s U.S. ADRs dropped 4.74% Wednesday, reversing recent gains. The company reported Q1 net sales to AI and cloud customers up 49%, with 1 billion euros in new orders.
Nvidia Shares Fall as $5 Trillion AI Trade Faces Next Challenge

Nvidia Shares Fall as $5 Trillion AI Trade Faces Next Challenge

28 May 2026
Nvidia shares fell 1.1% to $212.60 Wednesday, with its market value near $5.19 trillion, as chip stocks broadly retreated after recent gains. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed at record highs. Taiwan prosecutors suspect Nvidia chips may have been smuggled into China via Japan, Bloomberg reported, though Reuters could not verify this. Nvidia recently reported Q1 revenue of $81.6 billion, up 85% year-on-year.
Wall Street Feels the Heat (and Thrill): Fed Cuts, Tariffs & Mega-Mergers Set NYSE Buzz

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28 May 2026
LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: May 28, 2026, 4:00 AM EDTUpdated: May 28, 2026, 4:41 AM EDT Official List Notice: New Debt Securities Listings Across Major Issuers May 28, 2026, 4:39 AM EDT. The Official List published new listings of debt and debt-like securities across prominent issuers including Inter-American Development Bank, Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets, and Republic of Congo. Instruments such as multi callable notes, floating rate notes, amortising notes, callable notes, and green notes were listed with maturities spanning 2028 to 2057. Notable entries include Barclays Bank PLC securitised derivatives and Standard Chartered’s green notes, underlining liquidity options for investors. Listings
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