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The Market Wire

Tuesday, 10 November 2026

  1. Vodafone raises forecasts as Africa grows and Germany lags

    Vodafone (LSE:VOD) expects to earn more and generate more cash this year than it previously forecast.

  2. Ferrexpo halts Ukrainian production, can still supply European customers

    Ferrexpo (LSE:FXPO) shares traded down 5.5% has stopped producing iron ore in Ukraine after further attacks on the country’s electricity network left it…

  3. Avon Technologies targets up to $60m in free cash flow

    Avon Technologies (LSE:AVON) shares dropped 5% in Tuesday's trade, to 2,280p, after releasing a trading update, telling investors that it expects to generate…

  4. Travis Perkins agrees €1 Benelux sale with £35m cash injection

    Travis Perkins (LSE:TPK), down 1% at 647p, has agreed to sell its loss-making Toolstation Benelux business for €1.

  5. Capita’s smart meter business faces £24m challenge

    Ofgem is questioning whether Capita Plc’s (LSE:CPI) Smart DCC should be allowed to recover up to £24 million of the costs it incurred running Britain’s smart…

  6. Bigger orders lift 4imprint sales as new business improves

    4imprint (LSE:FOUR) shares slipped, losing 3.6% to 4,134p, after it took fewer orders in the first ten months of 2026, but customers spent more each time they…

  7. FTSE 100 LIVE: London stocks gain, Brent falls, traders await US inflation data Update

    The FTSE 100 was up as much as 0.8% in Tuesday morning's early trade, extending Monday’s 1% gain as cheaper oil eases inflation concerns.

  8. FTSE 100 LIVE: Asian markets rally as tech rebound gathers pace

    Asian markets rallied on Tuesday as investors returned to technology and semiconductor stocks following Wall Street’s strongest session in months, while…