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Web Travel Group share price rebounds 19% after Spanish tax audit scare — what investors watch next

Web Travel Group share price rebounds 19% after Spanish tax audit scare — what investors watch next

Web Travel Group shares jumped 18.6% to A$3.51 after the company reaffirmed FY26 EBITDA guidance despite a new Spanish tax audit. The audit, covering taxes from 2021 to 2025, began Feb. 5 and remains in early stages. Analysts say uncertainty over the review’s timing and cost could keep the stock volatile. The company said Spain accounts for about 10%–12% of group revenue.
9 February 2026
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Web Travel Group (ASX:WEB) Jumps on Record H1 FY26 Results and Broker Upgrades — 26 November 2025

Web Travel Group (ASX:WEB) Jumps on Record H1 FY26 Results and Broker Upgrades — 26 November 2025

Web Travel Group shares rose as much as 8.7% to A$4.75 on Wednesday, hitting their highest level since July after record first-half FY26 results. The stock traded near A$4.63 at midday, up about 6% for the session and roughly 15% over two days. The company reported A$3.2 billion in TTV, A$204.6 million in revenue, and A$94 million in WebBeds EBITDA, all up double digits year-on-year.
26 November 2025
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Australian Stock Market Today: ASX 200 Plunges 1.9% as Tech Rout and Hawkish RBA Wipe $60 Billion – 18 November 2025

Australia Stock Market Today: ASX 200 Slips as Banks Drag While Webjet and Nufarm Soar – 19 November 2025

The S&P/ASX 200 fell 21.2 points, or 0.25%, to 8,447.9 on Wednesday, hitting a three-month low as heavy selling in major banks outweighed gains in travel, agriculture, and resources. The All Ordinaries slipped 0.19% to 8,721.4. Financial stocks dropped about 1.2%, while energy and materials advanced. The ASX 200 volatility index rose 1.6% to a six-month high.
19 November 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • FTSE 100 Falls 2.35% as Bank of England Holds Rates Steady Amid Inflation Concerns
    March 19, 2026, 1:28 PM EDT. The FTSE 100 dropped 2.35% after the Bank of England (BoE) unanimously held its key interest rate at 3.75%. The BoE flagged higher inflation risks driven by rising energy prices linked to Middle East tensions. The central bank said it "stands ready to act" to meet its 2% inflation target. Analysts expect rate cuts in mid-2026, with uncertainty surrounding energy market impacts. The UK unemployment rate remained steady at 5.2%, below forecasts but above pre-pandemic levels. BP rose 4.93% after announcing plans to sell its German refinery, while blue-chip stocks M&G, Standard Chartered, and NatWest declined sharply. The broader European and U.S. central banks also held rates steady.
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