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The below stocks have been identified as having potential to register bigger than normal share price moves (up or down) today based on the news cited
Anglo American FY copper production +15% YoY (Q4 +23% YoY, +3% adj. for Minas-Rio stoppage); Diamonds +6% (Q4 +12% YoY, bottom of guidance). Sees lower 2019 diamonds (2019 31-33m carats vs. 2018 35.3m) and lower copper production (2019 630-660kt vs. 2018 668.3kt).
KAZ Minerals FY copper production +14%, top of guidance (Q4 +18.4% YoY, +0.9% QoQ). FY Gold +2.6%, above consensus (Q4 +18.3% YoY, +7% QoQ). FY Silver flat, Q4 +16.9% YoY, -1% QoQ.
St James’s Place Q4 net fund inflows +8% YoY, AUM +5.3% (-5% QoQ); 2018 net investment return -£5.48bn vs +£6.2bn in 2017. Tough markets mean fund inflows weakened in last 2 months.
Fevertree Drinks FY revenue +39% YoY after accelerated H2 growth and expects FY earnings “comfortably” ahead of expectations.
(Sources: Company newswires, Bloomberg, CNBC, FT, Reuters, Wall Street Journal)
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