The Week Ahead: Reckitt, Unilever, Netflix, Tesla, Barclays
After a mixed week, our head of markets looks to FTSE 100 updates, plus big US tech stocks.
16th October 2020 13:52
by Richard Hunter from interactive investor
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After a mixed week, our head of markets looks to FTSE 100 updates, plus big US tech stocks.
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Monday 19 October
Trading statements
Record, Tristel
AGM/EGM
City of London Investment Group, Mattioli Woods
Tuesday 20 October
Trading statements
Transense Technologies, Bellway, Softcat, TP Group, Gamesys Group, IntegraFin Holdings, McBride, Reckitt Benckiser, RWS Holdings
AGM/EGM
NCC Group, Thor Mining, 1PM
Wednesday 21 October
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Centamin, Quilter, Antofagasta, Fresnillo, SEGRO, William Hill, Metro Bank
AGM/EGM
Alumasc, Duke Royalty, Frontier Developments, DWF Group, Standard Life UK Smaller Companies Trust
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Thursday 22 October
Companies scheduled to begin trading without the right to the latest dividend include BAE Systems (LSE:BA.), Smiths Group (LSE:SMIN), Tritax Big Box (LSE:BBOX) and Synthomer (LSE:SYNT).
Trading statements
Secure Trust Bank, Aveva Group, AJ Bell, Polymetal International, RELX, Anglo American, Trifast, Rentokil Initial, National Express, Unilever, Renishaw, Moneysupermarket.com
AGM/EGM
Hargreaves Services, FRP Advisory Group, Superdry, MobilityOne, City of London Investment Trust
Friday 23 October
Trading statements
Essentra, Airtel Africa, Barclays, London Stock Exchange Group
AGM/EGM
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