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LSE:KNOS News 8 December 2025 - 9 December 2025

Biggest UK Stock Gainers Today (9 December 2025): Saga, Kainos and Empire Metals Lead London’s Winners

Biggest UK Stock Gainers Today (9 December 2025): Saga, Kainos and Empire Metals Lead London’s Winners

LONDON – 9 December 2025 As traders in the United Kingdom look ahead to Tuesday’s session, the latest completed trading day on the London Stock Exchange — Monday 8 December 2025 — delivered a clear set of standout winners across the UK market. While the FTSE 100 itself was described as “subdued” amid rising gilt yields and a softer pound,…
9 December 2025
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UK Stock Market Top Gainers Today (8 December 2025): Tern, Anglesey, Kainos and Trustpilot Stand Out

UK Stock Market Top Gainers Today (8 December 2025): Tern, Anglesey, Kainos and Trustpilot Stand Out

The UK stock market is treading water on Monday 8 December 2025, but under the surface there’s been a flurry of big individual moves — especially in micro‑caps, miners, biotech and UK tech. The FTSE 100 is hovering around 9,660–9,670, little changed on the day, as investors look ahead to a crucial week of central bank decisions from the US…
8 December 2025
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  • Sugar Prices Rise as Dollar Weakness Triggers Short Covering
    February 4, 2026, 12:37 AM EST. Sugar prices surged on Tuesday, with March NY world sugar up 2.59% and March London ICE white sugar rising 3.06%, driven by a weaker U.S. dollar sparking short covering in sugar futures. Recent lows were seen last week amid forecasts of global sugar surpluses, including estimates from Green Pool and StoneX projecting surpluses of around 2.7-2.9 million metric tons for 2025/26. Brazil's sugar output is expected to rise, as reported by Unica and Conab, reinforcing bearish pressure. India's production is also up sharply, with the India Sugar Mill Association raising their estimates and possibly increasing exports. Despite bearish forecasts due to global surpluses and strong production, some supply reductions are expected in Brazil for 2026/27, offering potential price support.
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