Diageo

Diageo (DGE) Share Price: What to Know Before the London Market Opens on 17 November 2025

As the London Stock Exchange prepares to open on Monday 17 November 2025, Diageo plc (LSE: DGE) is squarely in the spotlight. After a brutal guidance cut, a decade‑low share price and the appointment of turnaround specialist Sir Dave Lewis as CEO, the owner of Guinness, Johnnie Walker and Smirnoff is entering a crucial new chapter. Below is a detailed look at where the Diageo share price stands, what has driven recent volatility, and the key themes investors are likely to watch when trading resumes in London. Note: All market data in this article refers to the close on Friday

16 November 2025

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FTSE 100 Jumps on US Shutdown Hopes as Diageo Soars; BoE Stablecoin Plan and Gold Rally Lift London Stocks — UK Market Wrap (10 November 2025)

London, 10 Nov 2025 — UK equities pushed higher on Monday, with the FTSE 100 up around 1% near 9,780 by late morning, tracking a broad European rebound as Washington moved closer to ending the record US government shutdown. The FTSE 250 also advanced, reflecting improved risk appetite across mid‑caps. Gains were supported by a sharp rally in Diageo, firmer energy names on steady Brent crude, and a jump in precious‑metals miners as gold hit a two‑week high. Reuters+2Reuters+2 Market snapshot Biggest movers: Diageo leads, miners gleam Diageo (DGE) surged ~7–8% after the drinks group named former Tesco chief Sir

10 November 2025

Economic Policy · Financial Markets · FTSE 100 · Market Updates · NYSE:DEO · UK Stocks

Diageo Stock on the Rocks After 30% Slide – Is a Comeback Brewing for LSE: DGE?

Diageo Share Price Today (10 November 2025): Stock Jumps ~7% After Dave Lewis Named CEO

Summary Diageo share price: what happened today Diageo shares surged after the Guinness and Johnnie Walker owner confirmed that Sir Dave Lewis—renowned for his turnaround at Tesco and a long career at Unilever—has been appointed chief executive. The news lifted confidence that Diageo can accelerate cost discipline and brand execution after a tough year. In response, the stock rose around 7%, making it one of the FTSE 100’s top gainers today. Reuters+1 By the London close on 10 November 2025, DGE settled at 1,859.5p (up +7.7%), having traded between 1,832.5p and 1,863.5p intraday. Those moves put the shares roughly 11%

10 November 2025

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Diageo Stock on the Rocks After 30% Slide – Is a Comeback Brewing for LSE: DGE?

Diageo Shares Slump Then Steady in Late 2025 Diageo’s share price has had a turbulent 2025, plunging nearly one-third year-to-date amid repeated disappointments. As of October 30, 2025, the stock traded around 1,755–1,760 pence, roughly flat with the prior day’s close after a modest mid-week uptick. That leaves the maker of Johnnie Walker whisky and Guinness beer down over 30% for the year – a stark contrast to the broader market upswing. In fact, Diageo has been one of the FTSE 100’s laggards, having lost about 30% of its value in 2025 alone. Investors who cheered a brief 6.5% share

30 October 2025

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