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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.

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

Trading statements 

Centamin, Quilter, Antofagasta, Fresnillo, SEGRO, William Hill, Metro Bank

AGM/EGM

Alumasc, Duke Royalty, Frontier Developments, DWF Group, Standard Life UK Smaller Companies Trust

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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