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LSE:FRES 9 October 2025 - 1 December 2025

Fresnillo PLC Stock Forecast 2026: Can the Silver Miner Sustain Its 2025 Breakout?

Fresnillo PLC Stock Forecast 2026: Can the Silver Miner Sustain Its 2025 Breakout?

Fresnillo PLC shares have more than tripled in 2025, hitting fresh 52-week highs above 2,770p in London and $36 on U.S. OTC markets as of December 1. The surge follows record gold and silver prices, with gold topping $4,000/oz and silver above $53/oz this year. Fresnillo’s American depositary shares rose over 325% since late 2024, far outpacing major indices.
FTSE 100’s Record Run: Inside London’s Blue-Chip Rally and What’s Next

FTSE 100 Jumps on US Shutdown Hopes as Diageo Soars; BoE Stablecoin Plan and Gold Rally Lift London Stocks — UK Market Wrap (10 November 2025)

FTSE 100 rose about 1% to near 9,780 by late morning, lifted by Diageo’s 7–8% surge after naming Sir Dave Lewis as CEO and a rally in gold miners as spot gold hit $4,070/oz. Gains tracked a European rebound after US Senate steps to end the government shutdown. UK 10-year gilt yields edged up to 4.49%. Sterling held steady at $1.3175.
10 November 2025
FTSE 100’s Record Run: Inside London’s Blue-Chip Rally and What’s Next

FTSE 100 Roars into November: Oil Windfall, Gold Surge & Rate Cut Hopes Drive Rally

The FTSE 100 opened up 0.2% at 9,738 on November 3, holding near record highs as oil and gold prices surged. BP gained after a $1.5 billion U.S. pipeline sale, while Vodafone fell up to 3% on a UBS downgrade. UK bank shares hit their highest since 2008. Manufacturing PMI rose to 49.7, its best in a year, ahead of the Bank of England’s rate decision this week.
FTSE 100’s Record Run: Inside London’s Blue-Chip Rally and What’s Next

FTSE 100’s Record Run: Inside London’s Blue-Chip Rally and What’s Next

The FTSE 100 closed at a record high near 9,548 in early October, up 15–17% year-to-date, led by surges in banks, miners, and healthcare stocks. Gains followed strong earnings, regulatory relief, and gold topping $4,000/oz. A weak pound boosted international firms’ profits. Political shifts and a new UK-India trade deal also moved markets, while Middle East tensions kept oil and gold prices elevated.
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