FTSE 100 movers: IAG flies lower; National Grid gains

London’s FTSE 100 was down 0. 6% at 7,192. 41 in afternoon trade on Monday.

FTSE 250 movers: Playtech hits the jackpot on Aristocrat bid; easyJet falls

London’s FTSE 250 was down 0. `19% at 22,941 in afternoon trade on Monday.

US pre-open: Futures in the red as bond yields rise, Chinese GDP disappoints

Wall Street futures were in the red ahead of the bell on Monday as bond yields headed north and Chinese GDP numbers disappointed.

Oil majors' cash flows set to double in Q3

London midday: Stocks in the red as China data disappoints

London stocks were still in the red by midday on Monday as investors digested disappointing growth figures out of China.

Europe midday: China data worries investors as THG rebounds

European shares opened lower on Monday, as weak economic data from China fuelled worried about the pace of the post-pandemic recovery and rising oil prices hit airline stocks.

Ixico FY revenues projected to beat expectations

AI data analytics company Ixico said on Monday that full-year revenues were projected to have beat expectations despite falling shy of prior year comparatives.

Berenberg says GSK 'undervalued' but pipeline underwhelms

Analysts at Berenberg reduced their target price for shares of GlaxoSmithKline from 1,625. 0p to 1,540. 0p, but stood by their 'buy' recommendation on the shares, pointing out that the company's exit from its Consumer healthcare division was now closer and arguing that the stock remained "fundamentally undervalued".

Corcel acquires PNG project through Niugini Nickel acquisition

Battery metals and energy storage-focussed exploration and development company Corcel has completed a share purchase agreement with Australian-registered Resource Mining Corporation (RMI), it said on Monday, to acquire 100% of Niugini Nickel.

Pod Point looking to raise £120m in London IPO

Electric vehicle charging company Pod Point said on Monday that it plans to raise £120m with an initial public offering on the London Stock Exchange.

Access Intelligence pleased with Copyright Tribunal decision

Marketing and communications software-as-a-service (SaaS) provider Access Intelligence announced on Monday that the Australian Copyright Tribunal had delivered its decision in the proceedings brought by its recently-acquired subsidiary Isentia.

Supreme delivers 'strong performance' in H1

Consumer products manufacturer Supreme said on Monday that it had delivered a "strong performance" in the first half of the trading year.

Red Rock applies for five exploration permits in Cote d'Ivoire

Gold, copper and cobalt-focussed development company Red Rock Resources has made applications for five exploration permits through its wholly-owned Côte d'Ivoire subsidiary LacGold Resources, it announced on Monday.

Asia report: Markets mixed as China GDP growth falls short in Q3

Markets were in a mixed state in Asia as they closed on Monday, with investors digesting the latest data indicating the economic performance of the world’s second-largest economy, China.

Schroders posts slight increase in Q3 AuM

Schroders confirmed a modest increase in its assets under management during its third quarter.

Investors already braced for earnings season disappointment, says JPMorgan

JPMorgan said on Monday that most investors are already braced for disappointments when it comes to earnings season.

Cloudcoco performs 'well' during FY

IT firm Cloudcoco said on Monday that it had "continued to perform well" in the year ended 30 September, completing its "get well" and "get fit" despite ongoing Covid-related challenges in the period.

React secures contract with existing rail sector client

Cleaning and decontamination firm React said on Monday that it had secured a contract to provide specialist deep cleaning services on a regular basis to an existing Tier-1 customer in the rail sector.

Mind Gym returns to pre-Covid revenue levels in first half

Human resources and business services company Mind Gym said on Monday that it was expecting to report revenues of £24. 1m in its first half, which would make for constant currency growth of 76% year-on-year, and of 7% above the same period two years ago, pre-pandemic.

Metals Exploration turns in solid third quarter performance

Philippines-focussed gold producer Metals Exploration sold 19,197 ounces of gold in its third quarter, it said on Monday, at an average realised price of $1,782 per ounce.