Marks & Spencer share price flat near 361p after UK retail sales beat forecasts — what’s next for MKS stock

Shares of Marks & Spencer Group plc slipped 0.5% to 364.9 pence by 0921 GMT, falling from an initial 370.0p as the London market softened. The FTSE 100 retailer’s stock has fluctuated between 315.5p and 417.5p over the past year.

Marks & Spencer Group shares closed up 0.9% on Friday at 366.8 pence, with London markets shut over the weekend. About 25 million shares changed hands, and the stock sits about 12% below its 52-week high of 417.8p.

Marks & Spencer Group plc shares rose 2.4% to 353.2 pence by 1110 GMT on Friday.

Marks & Spencer Group plc shares rose 2.8% to 337.8 pence by 0842 GMT, reversing earlier-week weakness as investors digested the retailer’s Christmas-quarter update. The stock is still well below its 52-week high of 417.5 pence and above the 315.5 pence low. London South East

Shares in Marks and Spencer Group plc fell 1.6% to 317.5 pence by 10:16 GMT on Tuesday, down 5.2 pence from the previous close. The stock traded between 316.46 and 327.60 pence, and is edging just above its 52-week low of 315.30. Google

Marks and Spencer Group plc stock is back in the spotlight after a profit hit from a cyberattack, a fresh Christmas marketing push – and a headline-grabbing long‑term analyst call of 705p per share.