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FTSE 100 ends flat as Trump tariff reset jars UK stocks; Johnson Matthey sinks

FTSE 100 ends flat as Trump tariff reset jars UK stocks; Johnson Matthey sinks

FTSE 100 closed down 0.02% at 10,684.74 as tariff concerns resurfaced after President Trump announced a new 15% global import levy. FTSE 250 dropped 0.9%. Miners gained on higher gold and oil prices, while software and data stocks fell on AI worries. Johnson Matthey shares plunged over 17% after cutting the sale price of its catalyst unit to Honeywell.

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  • HNI Undervalued Amid Share Price Volatility, Discounted Cash Flow Suggests
    April 25, 2026, 9:32 PM EDT. HNI shares, currently priced around $37.70, have experienced mixed performance with a 2.4% gain over 30 days but a 7.8% decline over the past year. Despite this, a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) analysis, which estimates intrinsic value by projecting future cash flows, indicates HNI is significantly undervalued by approximately 79.3%, suggesting a fair value near $181.78 per share. This gap reflects shifting market sentiment and evolving expectations for the office furniture and workplace solutions sector. The stock scored 3 out of 6 in valuation checks, showing room for reassessment. Investors could consider HNI as a potentially attractive candidate amid sector volatility and broader market uncertainties.

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Lockheed Martin Gets Golden Dome Opening as Profit Worries Bite

Lockheed Martin Gets Golden Dome Opening as Profit Worries Bite

26 April 2026
Lockheed Martin was named among firms awarded up to $3.2 billion for President Trump’s Golden Dome space-based missile interceptor plan, Space Systems Command said. The company reported weaker first-quarter results, with $18 billion in sales and negative free cash flow. Space Force aims to show initial interceptor capability in 2028. Golden Dome’s total cost is projected at $185 billion.
ASML Stock’s AI Boom Has a Catch: TSMC Won’t Rush the $410 Million Machine

ASML Stock’s AI Boom Has a Catch: TSMC Won’t Rush the $410 Million Machine

26 April 2026
ASML shares rose 2.3% in Amsterdam late Friday as the company reported Q1 net sales of €8.8 billion and raised its 2026 sales outlook to up to €40 billion. TSMC, ASML’s top customer, said it would delay adopting ASML’s new High-NA EUV machines, priced at over €350 million each, preferring to extend use of existing tools. ASML aims to deliver at least 60 standard EUV machines in 2026.
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