BT Group (BT.A)

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FTSE 100

167.10p
   
  • Change Today:
      1.25p
  • 52 Week High: 168.25p
  • 52 Week Low: 102.45p
  • Currency: UK Pounds
  • Shares Issued: 9,957m
  • Volume: 13,929,940
  • Market Cap: £16,638m
  • RiskGrade: 170

Sunday newspaper round-up: Al-Assad, Argentina, Aviva

By Alexander Bueso

Date: Sunday 08 Dec 2024

LONDON (ShareCast) - (Sharecast News) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime appeared to collapse on Sunday morning, after rebels entered the capital Damascus. Assad's whereabouts are not clear but Moscow or Tehran are possibilities. One source told Reuters that Assad's plane disappeared off the radar when it was headed towards the country's coastal region. It made an abrupt turn before vanishing from the map. The pilot may have turned off the transponder but it's more likely that it was shot down. - Sunday Times
The last year has been tough for business owners in Argentina. President Milei's austerity has been harsh. Inflation however has fallen from 211% at the end of 2023 and is expected to have averaged 120% by the end of 2024. This year however it is forecast to slide to just 40%. Furthermore, Christopher Sabatini at Chatham House says that "people see him as on their side" and many assessments of his performance thus far are broadly upbeat. The economy is expected to grow over the next three years with inflation falling to 20% by 2027, alongside a sharp reduction in government debt. - The Sunday Times

Aviva boss Amanda Blanc is plotting more acquisitions following the group's purchase of Direct Line. A source close to the matter said that beefing up its protection and health arm was a possibility. A City source meanwhile said that Direct Line's chief executive, Adam Winslow, was expected to leave when the deal completed due to the bad blood between him and Blanc. - The Financial Mail on Sunday

BT has lost out to IBM and Samsung for a £900m contract to upgrade radios for ambulance and police. BT and joint bidder Leonardo from Italy to run IT services for the emergency services network had previously been considered to be the frontrunner. BT subsidiary EE's bid to provide the network infrastructire for the ESN at a cost of £1.3bn did however win out. - The Sunday Telegraph

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BT Market Data

Currency UK Pounds
Share Price 167.10p
Change Today 1.25p
% Change 0.75 %
52 Week High 168.25p
52 Week Low 102.45p
Volume 13,929,940
Shares Issued 9,957m
Market Cap £16,638m
RiskGrade 170

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Income
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100.00% above the sector average100.00% above the sector average100.00% above the sector average100.00% above the sector average100.00% above the sector average
Growth
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