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RELX share price dips in London as buyback rolls on and tariff jitters linger

RELX share price dips in London as buyback rolls on and tariff jitters linger

London, Jan 20, 2026, 08:45 GMT — Regular session RELX (REL.L) shares slipped 0.3% to 3,005 pence by 0845 GMT, as European stocks edged lower amid fresh U.S. tariff concerns. (London South East) The information and analytics group is typically seen as a defensive stock in the FTSE 100, yet it hasn’t escaped the week’s broader risk-off selling. Even a…
RELX stock slips early in London as buyback rolls on and Feb. 12 results loom

RELX stock slips early in London as buyback rolls on and Feb. 12 results loom

London, Jan 19, 2026, 08:05 GMT — Regular session Shares of UK information and analytics firm RELX slipped 0.5% in early London trade on Monday, sliding to 3,077 pence following a weak start. (Investing) Investors are gearing up for the next key milestone: the full-year results. That’s when RELX usually lays out its growth outlook and cash return plans for…
RELX share price slips despite buyback notice as February results loom

RELX share price slips despite buyback notice as February results loom

London, January 18, 2026, 08:03 GMT — The market has closed. RELX (REL.L) shares ended Friday down 0.93%, closing at 3,094 pence. The stock fluctuated in a range from 3,070 to 3,122 pence during the session. (Investing) London markets are closed for the weekend, shifting attention to the company’s ongoing moves behind the scenes. RELX has been consistently buying back…

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  • Is Hormel Foods Stock Undervalued After a Steep Price Drop?
    January 22, 2026, 7:48 AM EST. Hormel Foods (HRL) shares have dropped 39% over three years, prompting questions about value. The stock edged up 1.3% last month, yet fell 15.9% over the past year. Using a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) valuation method, which estimates a company's worth based on future cash flows discounted back to present value, analysts see Hormel Foods as undervalued by roughly 48%, with an intrinsic value of $47.20 against a current price near $24.43. The company's free cash flow is forecasted to rise from $564.8 million to over $1.2 billion by 2035. Despite scoring low on valuation metrics, the DCF analysis suggests a buying opportunity amid sector pressures and shifted investor sentiment.
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