The Week Ahead: Lloyds Bank, Shell, BT, FAANG stocks

Our head of markets explains what to look for in the busiest week of third-quarter results season.

23rd October 2020 12:45

by Richard Hunter from interactive investor

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Our head of markets explains what to look for in the busiest week of third-quarter results season.

Monday 26 October

Trading statements 

THG Holdings

AGM/EGM

Marechale Capital, All Active Asset Capita 

Tuesday 27 October

Trading statements

Bloomsbury Publishing, Plus500, St James's Place, HSBC, Dechra Pharmaceuticals, Whitbread, Shoe Zone, BP, Hunting, First Derivatives, Renalytix AI, ContourGlobal

AGM/EGM

City of London Investment Trust, Filtronic, Tlou Energy, Accrol Group, Brooks Macdonald, Rolls-Royce Holdings, MyCelx Technologies, Dechra Pharmaceuticals

Wednesday 28 October

Trading statements 

John Laing Group, Ibstock, Gem Diamonds, Elementis, International Biotechnology Trust, GlaxoSmithKline, Next, Bank of Ireland, Omega Diagnostics, Itaconix

AGM/EGM

Petra Diamonds, Zoetic International, ideagen, Redde Northgate 

Thursday 29 October

Companies scheduled to begin trading without the right to the latest dividend include S&U, Hilton Food Group and FW Thorpe

Trading statements 

Royal Dutch Shell, Angle, Standard Chartered, WPP, Helios Towers, Lloyds Banking Group, Travis Perkins, KAZ Minerals, BT Group, International Personal Finance, Indivior, Glanbia, Foxtons, Evraz, Smith & Nephew, Proactis Holdings, Hilton Food Group, Verona Pharma

Friday 30 October

Trading statements 

Glencore, Bion, Oncimmune Holdings, Altitude Group, AIB Group, Convatec Group, Vivo Energy 

AGM/EGM

Vietnam Holding, Smartspace Software, Springfield Properties, MaxCyte, Anglesey Mining, Gateley, Intosol Holdings, Sensyne Health, Atlas Mara

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