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Smith & Nephew share price drops as Trump tariff threat hits Europe — what to watch next

Smith & Nephew share price drops as Trump tariff threat hits Europe — what to watch next

London, Jan 19, 2026, 10:42 GMT — Regular session underway. Shares of Smith & Nephew (SN.L) fell 1.8% to 1,214.0 pence by 1026 GMT, deepening their morning slide in London amid a broader European sell-off. The stock kicked off at 1,217.0 pence, down from Friday’s 1,236.0 close. Over the past year, it has swung between 937.8 and 1,441.5 pence. (Share…
Smith & Nephew stock drops in London as investors size up $450m Integrity Orthopaedics deal

Smith & Nephew stock drops in London as investors size up $450m Integrity Orthopaedics deal

London, Jan 14, 2026, 09:34 GMT — Regular session underway Smith & Nephew (SN.L) slipped 2.6% to 1,172 pence by 0915 GMT, lagging behind an already soft UK health care equipment and services sector. (Sharecast) The shares fell just two days after British medical products firm Smith & Nephew announced its plan to acquire U.S.-based Integrity Orthopaedics for as much…

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  • Live Cattle Futures Rise Ahead of USDA Cattle on Feed Report
    January 23, 2026, 7:58 PM EST. Live cattle futures surged $1.60 to $2.52, with February up $2.75 this week following stronger cash trade at $233-$236.50 per live head. The monthly USDA Cattle on Feed report showed December placements down 5.38%, totaling 1.554 million head, while marketings rose 1.78% to 1.773 million. January 1 cattle on feed stood at 11.45 million, down 3.15% year-over-year. USDA boxed beef prices rose, with Choice boxes up $1.47 to $368.92 and Select up 66 cents at $361.30. Federally inspected cattle slaughter was estimated at 535,000 head, 27,000 less than last week and nearly 59,000 below last year. This data points to tightening supply amid sustained demand for cattle products.
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