Mateusz Brzeziński

Mateusz Brzeziński is a financial and technology journalist at Bez-kabli.pl, covering stocks, artificial intelligence, semiconductors and global market developments. He graduated from the Prague University of Economics and Business in the Czech Republic and previously worked in financial analysis before moving into business journalism. His reporting focuses on the companies, technologies and market trends shaping the global economy.

UK, Japan ink £18bn investment deal, Rolls-Royce enters nuclear project

UK, Japan ink £18bn investment deal, Rolls-Royce enters nuclear project

Britain and Japan said they struck an investment and tech deal worth more than £18 billion. Prime Minister Keir Starmer met Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi at Downing Street before the G7 summit, announcing a package across infrastructure, financial services, offshore wind, new technology and defence. The UK government expects the move to create tens of thousands of jobs. Starmer said the deal would strengthen a key UK-Asia relationship. “These landmark agreements will bring multibillion pound investment into the UK, creating tens of thousands of new jobs and driving new developments,” he said, according to Downing Street. The government said the broader UK-Japan ties are already worth £140 billion, counting both FDI stock and trade.
June 14, 2026
Millions Could Be Due Refunds After HMRC Pension Tax Error as DWP Back Payments Go On

Millions Could Be Due Refunds After HMRC Pension Tax Error as DWP Back Payments Go On

London, June 14, 2026, 16:02. HM Revenue & Customs is under pressure to fix a tax mistake that may have led millions of pensioners to overpay on their state pension income. The problem is with the way HMRC works out taxable state pension following the annual April increase. According to The Sunday Times, the agency may have collected up to £43.5 million too much last year, overstating income tax bills by about £5 each for around 8.7 million pensioners.
June 14, 2026
China and Saudi Aramco Eye Oil Security with Hormuz Deal Possible

China and Saudi Aramco Eye Oil Security with Hormuz Deal Possible

China’s National Energy Administration said deputy administrator Song Hongkun met with Saudi Aramco Downstream President Mohammed Y. Al Qahtani in Beijing on June 9. Top of the agenda: global energy security and ways to strengthen China-Saudi oil and gas ties. Saudi Arabia is a key crude supplier to China, the world’s biggest importer. The Chinese regulator said officials from both sides talked about global energy security and working together on oil and gas. Song called Saudi Aramco one of the top crude producers and said Chinese companies and Aramco have steady deals in crude and refining. According to the NEA, Al Qahtani told China that Aramco values the Chinese market and wants to keep working on refining and petroleum reserves
June 14, 2026
UK & AU Stock Market Today: Live Updates 14.06.2026

UK & AU Stock Market Today: Live Updates 14.06.2026

LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: June 14, 2026, 4:00 AM EDTUpdated: June 15, 2026, 3:56 AM EDT 3 UK Stocks Trading Up to 48.6% Below Intrinsic Value Amid Market Pressure June 15, 2026, 3:56 AM EDT. UK’s FTSE 100 faces headwinds from weak Chinese trade data and slow economic recovery, pressuring companies linked to China. Investors eye undervalued stocks with strong growth potential based on discounted cash flow analysis. Notable stocks include RHI Magnesita (48.6% undervalued), Vulcan Two Group (49.9%), and Tristel (49.7%). Computacenter trades 13.6% below fair value, forecasting 7.8% revenue growth and 12% earnings growth despite margin declines and insider
June 14, 2026
InterContinental Hotels Group Shares Hit 2026 High as Buybacks and Hotel Demand Put August Results in Focus

InterContinental Hotels Group Shares Hit 2026 High as Buybacks and Hotel Demand Put August Results in Focus

London, June 13, 2026, 22:02 BST. InterContinental Hotels Group PLC shares ended the latest London session sharply higher, closing Friday at $166.45, a 3.77% gain that beat the broader FTSE 100 move of 1.63%. AJ Bell data showed the stock touched a year high of $167.00 during the session, with market capitalisation around $24.70 billion. The comparison matters because IHG’s move was not just part of a broad UK rally; it also reflected investor attention on the company’s ongoing capital return programme.
June 13, 2026
Haleon stock moves higher as buybacks, U.S. momentum, July report watched

Haleon stock moves higher as buybacks, U.S. momentum, July report watched

Haleon PLC finished Friday’s London session up 0.84% at about 336.8p. The stock hit an intraday high of 337.4p, according to AJ Bell, as the FTSE 100 added 1.63%. There were about 19.0 million shares traded. Haleon’s market cap stands near £29.74 billion. The P/E ratio was 18.21, per AJ Bell, a standard measure comparing share price to earnings. Haleon has seen shares trade mostly on Friday’s market rally and its ongoing buyback plan, with no major earnings updates in recent sessions. The group is listed in London and New York. Investors have also been watching the credibility of Haleon’s 2026 guidance. Its U.S. ADRs finished Friday nearly flat at $9.13, the latest available quote.
June 13, 2026
M&S Shares Face Results Test as Marks & Spencer Starts £340 Million Warehouse Build

M&S shares gain 4% with profit recovery back in focus

Marks & Spencer Group plc jumped 4.15% to 376.30p on Friday, beating the FTSE 100’s 1.63% advance. MKS shares traded at 376.70p to sell and 376.90p to buy, according to AJ Bell. That put the retailer’s market cap around £7.73 billion. M&S beat the broader UK market, not just moving in line with the rally. Reuters said the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 both gained 1.6% on Friday as shares climbed across the board. Hopes for a possible Iran-U.S. agreement and weaker oil prices helped drive the move. Stocks tend to rise when investors see stronger earnings ahead or accept less “risk premium”—a smaller reward for taking on uncertainty. They fall when profit forecasts, cash outlooks or confidence drop.
June 13, 2026
Tesco Shares Edge Higher Before Q1 Trading Update, Buyback in Focus

Tesco Shares Edge Higher Before Q1 Trading Update, Buyback in Focus

Tesco PLC shares closed up 0.87% at 473.00p in London on Friday, rising 4.10p for the week, market data showed. The stock is still trading below its 52-week high at 508.00p, but stays well above the 52-week low at 392.60p. Investors are watching to see if the next trading update will support the rally. FTSE 100 jumped 1.6% to 10,471.7 points on Friday as UK markets rallied, helped by talk of a possible U.S.-Iran peace deal that sent oil prices down and boosted risk appetite. Lower oil helps Tesco, as fuel costs ease and shoppers may keep spending. A rising FTSE often means more money into defensive blue-chip names like Tesco.
June 13, 2026
Reckitt Benckiser Stock Moves Up After Buyback, Dividend News, July Update

Reckitt Benckiser Stock Moves Up After Buyback, Dividend News, July Update

Reckitt Benckiser Group plc shares climbed Friday, closing at 4,638p, up 58p or 1.27%. The FTSE 100 consumer-goods stock still trades far from its 52-week high of 6,522.92p. It’s above its 52-week low of 3,664p, but the recent gain hasn’t fixed the longer-term drop in sentiment. Reckitt’s latest update focused on buybacks, not operations. The company said in a June 12 notice that it bought back 194,500 ordinary shares on June 11 from Deutsche Bank AG, London Branch. These shares will go into treasury. Such “own shares” deals can help EPS if profits hold and the share count drops. Following the buyback, Reckitt holds 38,688,655 treasury shares, leaving 635,317,097 shares outstanding, excluding treasury.
June 13, 2026
ANZ Shares Bounce as Wealth Plan Shines Light on Major Bank Growth

ANZ Shares Bounce as Wealth Plan Shines Light on Major Bank Growth

ANZ Group Holdings is drawing attention again as reports look at chief executive Nuno Matos’s latest efforts to revive growth outside core lending, with private wealth and bigger customer accounts getting more focus at the country’s No.4 listed bank. This comes after a volatile week for the banks. ANZ dropped on June 11, but then closed up 1.01% at A$34.17 on June 12, Twelve Data said. ANZ shares are getting tugged by two sides. One is cost cuts, Suncorp Bank synergies and a near-4.9% dividend yield, which Kalkine says draw in investors, especially after the stock’s pullback on June 11. But big-bank prices still face mortgage competition, credit cycle risks, and squeezed net interest margins—the gap between lending rates and
June 13, 2026
ASX 200 Rally on Watch as RBA Decision Nears

ASX 200 Rally on Watch as RBA Decision Nears

ASX 200 rides momentum into the week, but the bar is high after a 1.98% jump Friday that pushed the benchmark up 170.80 points to 8,804.00. The index now sits about 4.3% under the February 2026 peak of 9,202.90. Traders have shifted focus from geopolitical news to the interest-rate outlook now. Stocks rallied across the board Friday, pushing prices higher. Materials snapped back, with Market Index putting the sector up 3.7% for the day. Consumer staples, consumer discretionary, healthcare, and real estate all put up solid weekly gains too. That’s notable because investors weren’t just trading miners on commodities moves—they also shifted into rate-exposed groups that tend to get a lift when yields drop. Australia’s 10-year bond yield fell by
June 13, 2026
NatWest up 4.5% on buyback update, UK banks stronger

NatWest up 4.5% on buyback update, UK banks stronger

London, June 13, 2026, 17:02. NatWest Group Plc finished Friday up 26.60p, or 4.53%, at 614.20p, as shares rallied into the weekend. The gain put the bank ahead of the FTSE 100, which added 167.84 points, or 1.63%, to end at 10,471.72. NatWest traded in a range from 599.20p to 615.00p. It was among the UK bank shares seeing increased interest.
June 13, 2026
National Grid Share Price Lags FTSE 100 as Investors Weigh £70bn Grid Plan and Debt Risk

National Grid Share Price Lags FTSE 100 as Investors Weigh £70bn Grid Plan and Debt Risk

London, June 13, 2026, 17:03. National Grid plc shares ended the latest London session almost unchanged, closing at 1,209.00p after a 1.00p gain, or 0.08%, on Friday. That was a clear lag against the wider FTSE 100, which rose 1.63%, suggesting investors were not chasing the utility stock even as the broader UK market rallied. AJ Bell data showed volume of about 9.75 million shares, a market capitalisation near £60.16 billion, and a 52-week range of 1,000.00p to 1,428.50p.
June 13, 2026
BAE Systems Stock Falls as Defence Rally Cools: What Investors Should Watch Next

BAE Systems Stock Falls as Defence Rally Cools: What Investors Should Watch Next

BAE Systems plc shares closed lower on Friday even as the wider London market rallied, putting renewed focus on whether one of the FTSE 100’s strongest defence names still offers enough upside after a long re-rating. The company’s investor page showed the stock at 1,911p, while Hargreaves Lansdown quoted a 31.5p, or 1.62%, fall, with the market closed and prices delayed by at least 15 minutes. That stood in sharp contrast with the FTSE 100’s 1.63% gain on the same session. The broader UK market was helped by optimism over a possible Iran-U.S. peace agreement, which pushed crude prices lower and supported a broad-based rally; Reuters reported that the FTSE 100 closed 1.6% higher at 10,471.7 points, its highest close
June 13, 2026
HSBC Shares Rise Alongside UK Banks as China Wealth Concerns Linger

HSBC Shares Rise Alongside UK Banks as China Wealth Concerns Linger

• HSBC shares jumped 3.86% in London trading Friday, leading the FTSE 100, which advanced 1.63%.• UK banks rebounded across the board, but investors are still watching China’s clampdown on cross-border investing as a risk.• Next big test for HSBC is the interim results on August 4. The focus is on credit losses, how the capital looks, and whether there’s news on a buyback. HSBC Holdings Plc’s London shares surged Friday, ending the day up 3.86% at £13.73. The move came as UK stocks bounced, with banks turning higher after a shaky week. HSBC outperformed the FTSE 100, which added 1.63% to close at 10,471.72. Shares still closed 3.11% under the May 27 52-week high at £14.17. Around 12.6 million
June 13, 2026
Glencore Shares Outperform FTSE 100, Copper Gains Bring July Update Into View

Glencore Shares Outperform FTSE 100, Copper Gains Bring July Update Into View

London, June 13, 2026, 14:03. Glencore plc shares finished up in London after the FTSE 100 gained and copper prices bounced. Investors bet that a possible U.S.-Iran peace deal could take some heat off global growth and energy prices. Glencore closed at 588.90p on June 12, up 14.70p, or 2.56%. Volume reached 40.4 million shares. FTSE 100 climbed 1.6% to 10,471.7. Glencore is exposed to swings in both metals and energy markets since it runs mining and trading businesses, so its stock tends to react strongly to commodity moves and risk sentiment.
June 13, 2026
Rolls-Royce Jumps After Berenberg Upgrade, Flying Hours and Cash Flow in Focus

Rolls-Royce Jumps After Berenberg Upgrade, Flying Hours and Cash Flow in Focus

Rolls-Royce Holdings plc shares rallied Friday as the FTSE 100 engine group picked up a broker upgrade and tailwinds in aerospace. Rolls-Royce ended the day at 1,308p, up 55.2p or 4.41%. The FTSE 100 advanced 1.63% and UK stocks kept bouncing. Investors Chronicle data had 25.44 million shares changing hands and a 47.4% one-year climb. That puts the stock close to recent peaks but not quite there. Berenberg put out a more bullish view on Rolls-Royce, moving the stock to buy from hold and lifting its price target to 1,430p from 1,270p, Alliance News reported. That target is above where shares ended on Friday. The analysts backed the idea that Rolls-Royce’s results can keep riding widebody aircraft activity, stronger service
June 13, 2026
Sandfire up 8% as copper rally lifts ASX miner

Sandfire up 8% as copper rally lifts ASX miner

Sandfire Resources Ltd jumped into the close Friday, finishing at A$19.83, up A$1.48 or 8.07% at 4:10 p.m. Sydney. The copper miner moved 2.46 million shares, clearing its usual 1.63 million average volume on Google Finance. Market cap landed around A$9.25 billion. ASX stocks climbed with the S&P/ASX 200 finishing up 170.8 points, or 1.98%, as reported by MarketIndex. Miners, banks and real estate stocks moved higher after some relief on geopolitics and a drop in oil prices. Sandfire shares saw a bigger move, tied to copper prices. Trading Economics had copper up to US$6.43/lb on June 12, sitting more than 35% above last year, and MarketIndex showed it at about US$6.38/lb late Friday in Australia.
June 13, 2026
Xero Share Price Under Pressure as CEO Pay Talks Put ASX Tech Stock Back in Focus

Xero Share Price Under Pressure as CEO Pay Talks Put ASX Tech Stock Back in Focus

Xero Limited is back in focus after the Australian Financial Review reported that chairman David Thodey has begun speaking with investors about CEO Sukhinder Singh Cassidy’s pay arrangements following a sharp fall in the company’s share price. The governance issue matters because Xero is still valued as a high-growth software business, but its shares have lost much of their former premium: market data showed XRO at A$73.50 at 16:41 on June 12, down 0.77% for the session and 62.15% below its 52-week high of A$194.21. The stock’s weakness has turned executive incentives into a price-sensitive debate for some investors. When a growth stock falls this far, shareholders often focus less on headline revenue growth and more on whether management rewards
June 13, 2026
REA Group Shares Slide Near 52-Week Low as Buyback Ends and Listing-Risk Debate Deepens

REA Group Shares Slide Near 52-Week Low as Buyback Ends and Listing-Risk Debate Deepens

• REA Group closed Friday at A$143.00, down 2.81%, while the S&P/ASX 200 rose 1.98% to 8,804.00.• The company’s final buyback notice showed 1,257,405 shares repurchased for A$199,999,934.31.• The next major stock catalyst is the Aug. 6 earnings update, with investors focused on FY27 listing volumes, pricing and tax-policy effects. REA Group Ltd shares ended the week under fresh pressure, closing at A$143.00 on Friday, down A$4.13, or 2.81%, after trading as low as A$140.02. The fall stood out because the broader S&P/ASX 200 rallied 1.98% to 8,804.00, suggesting investors were reacting to company-specific worries rather than simply following the market.
June 13, 2026
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