LSE:TSCO 15 January 2026 - 24 February 2026

Tesco shares slipped 0.02% to 498.9 pence by mid-morning in London, staying just below recent highs. European stocks edged lower as uncertainty over new U.S. tariffs weighed on sentiment. Traders shifted toward defensive sectors, with banks leading declines. Tesco’s move came amid broader market caution, not company-specific news.

Tesco shares rose 0.2% to 476.7 pence in early London trading Friday, hovering near a 52-week high after gains earlier in the week. The move comes as UK GDP data and Bank of England rate-cut expectations remain in focus. Tesco’s next scheduled update is its preliminary results on April 16.

Tesco shares fell 0.6% to 467.5 pence in early London trading Thursday, following a 2.6% gain the previous session. Investors are watching demand trends and Tesco’s rapid grocery delivery expansion ahead of its April 16 preliminary results. Wednesday’s close was 2% below Tesco’s 52-week high. The company’s “Whoosh” service now covers over 70% of UK households.

Tesco shares closed at 452.10 pence on Friday, up 0.62%, as UK markets ended the week higher. Investors weighed Bank of England signals on interest rates and rising supermarket wage costs, with Lidl and rivals announcing pay increases ahead of April’s minimum wage hike. Morrisons is considering raising up to £1 billion against its store portfolio, according to Sky News. Tesco continues its share buyback program after a January profit forecast upgrade.

Tesco shares dipped 0.1% to 430.9 pence in early London trading, following new data showing UK grocery inflation slowed to 4.0%, its lowest since April. Tesco’s market share rose to 28.7% as sales climbed 4.4% in the 12 weeks to Jan. 25. Investors await the Bank of England’s Feb. 5 rate decision and UK CPI data on Feb. 18. Tesco’s next earnings report is due April 16.

Tesco shares closed up 1.1% at 425.2 pence Friday in London, capping a 2.9% gain over five sessions as 11.3 million shares traded. The FTSE 100 rose 0.51%. Investors await the Bank of England’s policy decision Thursday and Tesco’s full-year results on April 16. Tesco continues its £1.45 billion share buyback and expects profit at the top end of forecasts.

Tesco shares rose 0.9% to 416.8p in early London trading Monday after the company disclosed the purchase of 429,649 shares as part of its £1.45 billion buyback. Tesco recently lifted its full-year profit forecast after a 3.2% rise in UK sales over Christmas. Investors remain focused on pricing strategy and margin risks. Tesco’s preliminary results are scheduled for April 16.

Tesco shares closed down 0.7% at 413.20 pence Friday as Shore Capital maintained its buy rating and raised profit forecasts after strong Christmas trading. UK retail sales rose 0.4% in December, beating expectations. Tesco will launch a 10-week crime reporting trial in 40 stores starting Monday. Investors await the grocer’s preliminary results on April 16.

Tesco shares fell 0.1% to 425.3 pence in early London trading after the company bought back 429,649 shares as part of its £1.45 billion repurchase plan. The buyback brings total repurchases since April 2025 to 351.7 million shares. Investors await Tesco’s preliminary results on April 16. European markets slipped amid renewed U.S. tariff threats.

Tesco shares fell 0.9% to 424.7 pence in early London trading Friday after a new buyback filing. The company repurchased 476,674 shares on Jan. 14 as part of its £1.45 billion buyback plan. Investors remain focused on upcoming earnings and heightened competition in UK groceries. Asda’s recent debt concerns have fueled worries over sustained aggressive pricing.