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LSEG stock dips in London after buyback update — what investors watch next

LSEG stock dips in London after buyback update — what investors watch next

London, March 4, 2026, 09:01 GMT — Regular session underway. London Stock Exchange Group plc fell 1.9% to 8,390 pence as of 0901 GMT on Wednesday, after it kicked off another share buyback program. On March 3, the company picked up 607,615 shares at an average price of 8,594.76 pence each, spending about 52 million pounds. Those shares, LSEG said, will be cancelled. Once the move is complete, the group’s total voting rights will shrink to 504.7 million.
4 March 2026
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LSEG share price drops 4% in early London trade as AI fears linger and buyback rolls on

LSEG share price drops 4% in early London trade as AI fears linger and buyback rolls on

London, Feb 6, 2026, 08:01 GMT — Regular session Shares of London Stock Exchange Group fell about 4% shortly after Friday’s open, erasing part of the previous day’s gains. Concerns over AI disruption continue to weigh on investors. At 0802 GMT, the stock traded at 7,282 pence, down from Wednesday’s close of 7,586, fluctuating between roughly 7,183 and 7,304 pence.
6 February 2026
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LSEG share price: London Stock Exchange Group stock closes higher as buyback notice lands — what to watch next week

LSEG share price: London Stock Exchange Group stock closes higher as buyback notice lands — what to watch next week

London, Jan 25, 2026, 08:33 GMT — The market has closed. Shares of London Stock Exchange Group plc climbed 0.5% on Friday, closing at 8,768 pence. The FTSE 100 edged down 0.07%, wrapping up a volatile week. The stock kicked off the day at 8,734p and fluctuated between 8,666p and 8,770p, with around 1.25 million shares traded.
25 January 2026
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  • Sugar prices jump as India's weak monsoon and El Niño worries hit supply
    June 29, 2026, 1:29 PM EDT. Sugar prices rallied Friday, with New York sugar hitting its highest in two weeks and London sugar at a 2.75-month peak. Traders pointed to India's 42% below-normal monsoon rainfall as a main driver, putting pressure on sugarcane crops. India's Earth Science Ministry says it's the weakest monsoon in 11 years for the world's No. 2 sugar producer. Brazil's sugar output is also under pressure, as more cane goes to ethanol and Unica reported a 2% output drop through May. A confirmed El Niño weather pattern is raising more supply worries, with the U.S. NOAA citing a 67% chance of a strong "Super El Niño" this year, which could mean less rain for Brazil, India, and Thailand. All this keeps sugar prices up.
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