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.

Santos Rises as Oil Swings Lift Focus on ASX Energy Names

Santos Rises as Oil Swings Lift Focus on ASX Energy Names

Santos Limited finished the session at A$8.07, up 16 cents or 2.02%. Shares traded close to their 52-week high of A$8.24. According to Google Finance, Santos opened at A$7.99, reached A$8.13 during the session, and traded 10.78 million shares. The energy producer's market cap stood at about A$26.21 billion. Australian shares slipped with the S&P/ASX 200 down 20.10 points, or 0.23%, at 8,633.20. The All Ordinaries lost 0.23% to finish at 8,836.70. Energy names like Santos, Woodside and Ampol bucked the move, with oil prices still the sector’s main focus, traders said.
June 11, 2026
Evolution Mining climbs as gold bounces, ASX 200 in the red

Evolution Mining climbs as gold bounces, ASX 200 in the red

• Evolution Mining finished at A$10.95, up 2.05% on the day, after dropping to A$10.205 intraday.• Still, the stock is down 12.26% from where it closed seven days ago. The latest gold-market reset has made EVN volatile.• Spot gold came back on Thursday after a steep fall, putting ASX gold miners in the spotlight. Reuters Evolution Mining Limited shares closed at A$10.95 on Thursday, up 22 cents or 2.05% from the previous session, based on delayed market figures at 16:41 on June 11. The ASX-listed gold and copper producer moved between A$10.205 and A$10.95 intraday. Market cap stood near A$22.24 billion.
June 11, 2026
Computershare Stock Touches A$36.90 While ASX:CPU Beats ASX 200 Weakness

Computershare Stock Touches A$36.90 While ASX:CPU Beats ASX 200 Weakness

Computershare Limited shares closed up 1.85% at A$36.90 on Thursday, rising A$0.67 from the previous session, data from Twelve Data showed. The stock started the day at A$36.16, moving between A$36.06 and A$37.08 before the close. The stock outpaced the broader Australian market, which dipped. The S&P/ASX 200 ended lower by 20.10 points, or 0.23%, at 8,633.20, according to Google Finance. The benchmark closed at 4:55:45 p.m. GMT+10 on June 11.
June 11, 2026
Northern Star shares drop, Elliott push keeps attention on ASX gold miner

Northern Star shares drop, Elliott push keeps attention on ASX gold miner

Northern Star Resources Ltd shares fell 1.19% to A$18.32 Thursday as the ASX closed, with the market watching for moves after Elliott Investment Management pushed for a sale and the company held its ground. The shares traded between A$17.55 and A$18.51 for the day, putting market cap at about A$26.15 billion, according to Google Finance. Australian shares fell as the broader market lost ground. The S&P/ASX 200 slipped 20.10 points, or 0.23%, to 8,633.20, while the All Ordinaries dropped 0.23% to 8,836.70. Tensions in the Middle East, an uptick in oil prices, and selling in banks and tech stocks weighed on sentiment, keeping support for individual names thin.
June 11, 2026
Macquarie Group Down as ASX 200 Drops; $1.25 Billion Note Deal Watched

Macquarie Group Down as ASX 200 Drops; $1.25 Billion Note Deal Watched

Macquarie Group Ltd. shares fell Thursday, sliding with the Australian market as investors weighed recent strong earnings against risk-off trade and a new debt-capital update. The stock finished at A$235.84, off A$1.63 or 0.69% at the 4 p.m. AEST close, per StockLight. Intelligent Investor showed the same drop from a A$237.47 previous close. Macquarie lagged the S&P/ASX 200, which dropped 20.10 points or 0.23% to 8,633.20. The All Ordinaries lost 0.23% and ended at 8,836.70. Market reports cited Middle East tensions, climbing oil prices and selling in major banks as the main drags on the day.
June 11, 2026
FTSE 100 Steady As Tate & Lyle’s $3.6 Billion Deal Drives Action In London

FTSE 100 Ends Higher as Banks Gain; Halma Drops

FTSE 100 ends up as bank stocks bounce, investors eye Middle East London’s blue-chips climbed on Thursday, with financials leading a rebound. The FTSE 100 gained 49.07 points, up 0.48%, to finish at 10,303.88. The FTSE 250 added 19.30 points, or 0.08%, closing at 22,970.64. Investors kept focus on Middle East tensions, oil, and European rate moves. FTSE 100 saw a range from 10,252.27 to 10,370.15 through the session, according to market data after the close. Investors Chronicle data put the year-on-year gain at 16.24%, with the 52-week low at 8,707.65 and the high at 10,934.94.
June 11, 2026
Tesco share price ticks up with FTSE 100, TSCO buyback in focus

Tesco share price ticks up with FTSE 100, TSCO buyback in focus

Tesco PLC stock pushed higher again in London on Thursday, with the supermarket staying in the spotlight as investors looked at a firmer FTSE 100, active buybacks and an upcoming trading update next week. Hargreaves Lansdown showed Tesco selling at 474.50p and buying at 474.70p, up 5.40p or 1.15%. The FTSE 100 was indicated up 0.82% based on delayed data. Tesco shares jumped 2.92% to £4.69 on Wednesday, ahead of the FTSE 100’s 0.27% rise. The index finished at 10,254.81. MarketWatch said volume was 12.3 million shares, below the 50-day average of 19.0 million.
June 11, 2026
3i stock rises with buyback backing Action outlook

3i stock rises with buyback backing Action outlook

3i Group plc gained Thursday, bouncing as some investors stepped in after the heavy selling linked to Action last month. Shares got a lift from bargain hunting, 3i’s ongoing buyback, and the discount to the portfolio. AJ Bell’s lagging FTSE 100 tally put 3i up 54p, or 2.47%, at 2,241p. The FTSE 100 index added 0.98%. 3i shares moved harder than the wider market. Hargreaves Lansdown quoted 3i at 2,241p to sell and 2,242p to buy, higher from a last close of 2,187p. Market value was shown around £21.5 billion with a latest NAV of 3,030p per share. NAV, or net asset value, is what an investment firm’s assets are worth after taking out liabilities, divided per share.
June 11, 2026
Experian PLC inches higher after selloff, FY27 outlook still in focus

Experian PLC inches higher after selloff, FY27 outlook still in focus

Experian PLC shares edged up in London on Thursday, with the stock up 0.16% to 2,560p at 11:45 BST, after ending at 2,556p Wednesday. The move follows a sharper drop the day before as investors seemed more focused on the credit-data firm's fiscal 2027 growth targets than Thursday’s newly announced consumer campaign. Experian’s move lagged the broader UK market. Reuters said the FTSE 100 was up 0.6% at 09:17 GMT, pushed higher by financial names, but gains were held in check by Middle East worries and fears over big AI spending at companies. Experian only managed a small rise, after dropping 2.41% Wednesday while the FTSE 100 added 0.27%, marking a clear miss for a heavyweight in the index.
June 11, 2026
BAT Shares Edge Up as Market Looks at U.S. Vape Outlook, Buyback Plans

BAT Shares Edge Up as Market Looks at U.S. Vape Outlook, Buyback Plans

British American Tobacco traded up in London on Thursday, building on gains from the previous session. Shares moved higher as investors shifted away from concerns about steady 2026 guidance and zeroed in on quicker sales growth from vapes and nicotine pouches. The stock hovered near 4,606p after a 4,566p close on Wednesday. In Thursday’s session shares changed hands between 4,561p and 4,609p. BAT is in focus as investors look to see if Big Tobacco names can keep earnings rising even as cigarette sales keep falling. BAT shares climbed 2.03% Wednesday, beating out the FTSE 100’s 0.27% move, according to MarketWatch.
June 11, 2026
Glencore Shares Recover With Coal Offsetting Copper Concerns

Glencore Shares Recover With Coal Offsetting Copper Concerns

Glencore plc shares pulled back some losses in London Thursday, up 0.96% at 569.4p after slipping for two days straight. The bounce came as investors watched falls in copper and a move higher in coal. The miner and commodity trader’s market capitalization stood around £66.6 billion, based on delayed data. Previous close was 564p. Glencore’s rebound was small. The stock finished Monday at 595.1p and dropped to 569.2p Tuesday, then slipped again to 564p Wednesday, so Thursday’s gain did little to make up for earlier losses. Turnover was heavy on Tuesday, with 68.1 million shares traded, hinting that sellers weren’t just making small cuts.
June 11, 2026
Prudential plc Stock Moves Lower With Hong Kong In Focus After China Curbs

Prudential Shares Bounce with Hong Kong Sales Back in Spotlight on China Capital Concerns

Prudential plc shares rebounded in London on Thursday, up 4.60% at 968.84p by 09:28 a.m., after a sharp drop sparked by China’s increased scrutiny of cross-border investment. Investors are trading Prudential less as a standard UK insurer, and more on its exposure to future demand in mainland China for Hong Kong insurance and wealth products. Prudential shares rebounded after dropping 4.22% on Tuesday to £9.16. Trading volume was higher than the 50-day average during the fall. Thursday morning saw shares briefly touch 975p, delayed London data shows.
June 11, 2026
HSBC Braces for Key Week With UK Regulatory Change and Asia Growth in Focus

HSBC Holdings shares recover with China capital-control worries in focus for Hong Kong outlook

HSBC Holdings Plc shares bounced in London and Hong Kong on Thursday. Investors are weighing if the recent selloff tied to China’s move on cross-border investment rules was overdone. HSBC’s London listing was up 2.41% at 1,324.60p as of 09:21 BST. The Hong Kong stock closed higher as well, finishing 2.37% at HK$138.50. There was no new earnings release behind the move. HSBC’s stock exchange announcements page listed only standard regulatory filings so far in June, with a June 4 monthly securities return and June 1 voting-rights notices. Its most recent operating update is still the first-quarter earnings report from May 5.
June 11, 2026
UK & AU Stock Market Today: Live Updates 11.06.2026

UK & AU Stock Market Today: Live Updates 11.06.2026

LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: June 11, 2026, 4:00 AM EDTUpdated: June 12, 2026, 3:59 AM EDT Cazaly and Evergold Lead Gains in ASX Resources Sector June 12, 2026, 3:59 AM EDT. Cazaly Resources (ASX:CAZ) surged after completing a heritage survey at its Hastings gold target in Western Australia, clearing a key access hurdle for a 3,000m aircore drilling program commencing in July. The Hastings site boasts significant historic gold intercepts and lies in a prolific gold belt near Genesis Minerals’ Aphrodite discovery. Evergold Minerals (ASX:EG1) edged higher after finalising environmental surveys at its Craig’s Rest gold project, facilitating advanced mine planning
June 11, 2026
Cleanaway trades up with fuel cost recovery eyed ahead of FY26 results

Cleanaway trades up with fuel cost recovery eyed ahead of FY26 results

Cleanaway Waste Management Ltd. shares were up Wednesday, closing at A$2.39 for a 0.84% gain. The move gave investors a modest lift, but questions remain over how quickly Australia’s top waste group can offset rising fuel and logistics costs to safeguard FY26 earnings. The S&P/ASX 200 added 0.57% to 8,653.30. There was no new company filing tied to the move. Cleanaway’s ASX announcements showed its most recent posts were substantial-holder notices on May 20 and May 19, with earlier May items covering a chair-elect update and a result from a past landfill levy court fight.
June 11, 2026
Liontown drops as lithium weakness pressures Kathleen Valley plan

Liontown drops as lithium weakness pressures Kathleen Valley plan

Liontown Limited shares fell nearly 8% in Sydney on June 10, giving up ground despite recent cash flow progress at Kathleen Valley. The stock was quoted at about A$1.90 on Google Finance, off 7.97%, after starting at A$2.07 and hitting a session low at A$1.88. Trading volume reached 33.60 million shares, well over the 19.20 million average. Liontown shares fell, putting focus on two things: Kathleen Valley’s progress as an underground lithium mine, and hopes for stronger lithium prices to boost revenue. After the drop, the company’s market cap was about A$6.06 billion, still reflecting big expectations in a fast-moving commodity.
June 11, 2026
REA Group stock drops as investors watch FY27 listings under tax reform

REA Group stock drops as investors watch FY27 listings under tax reform

REA Group shares slumped 2.06% to close at A$149.43 on Wednesday, dropping A$3.15, as investors set aside its strong property portal lead and started to question if Australia’s tax moves could slow housing turnover and cut into paid listings. The broader market managed a gain. REA lagged even as real estate stocks did well. The S&P/ASX 200 jumped 49.1 points to 8,653.3, with the real estate sector up about 1.8% as lower yields boosted the group. But REA fell, with the stock hit by broker downgrades on future residential listing volumes.
June 11, 2026
Northern Star shares fall after board tells Elliott it won’t sell gold miner yet

Northern Star shares fall after board tells Elliott it won’t sell gold miner yet

Northern Star Resources dropped in the latest ASX trade. The board said no to selling, ending takeover chatter stirred by Elliott Investment Management’s push. Shares ended down 3.54% at A$18.54, leaving the gold miner with a market cap near A$26.46 billion. The S&P/ASX 200 moved up to close at 8,653.30. Northern Star’s stock did more than follow the sector. The real shift came after the board responded to Elliott’s push, saying a sale is off the table for now. Chair Michael Chaney told shareholders in a June 10 letter that Elliott owns about 3% to 4% of the company and that the share price this year has “not met our expectations.”
June 10, 2026
Fortescue stuck under A$20 as Simandou, China test iron ore bulls

Fortescue stuck under A$20 as Simandou, China test iron ore bulls

Fortescue Ltd shares stayed weak on Wednesday, still below A$20 after another session of selling. Investors kept looking at what falling iron ore prices and steady bargaining from Chinese buyers could mean for the miner’s profits. FMG last traded at A$19.66 at 16:36 AEST on June 10, losing A$0.09, or 0.46%, on its previous A$19.75 close. Fortescue kept falling, even as the rest of the Australian market moved higher. The S&P/ASX 200 finished up 49.10 points, or 0.57%, at 8,653.30 on Wednesday. Fortescue has lost nearly 12% over the last week.
June 10, 2026
ASX 200 Moves Higher; Banks and Retail Stocks Gain on Rate-Cut Hopes

ASX 200 Moves Higher; Banks and Retail Stocks Gain on Rate-Cut Hopes

ASX 200 ends higher, snapping a three-day slide, as rate outlook shifts Australian stocks staged a rebound Wednesday. The S&P/ASX 200 gained 49.1 points, or 0.57%, to close at 8,653.3. Investors picked up retail, banking, and property names after a change in local rate expectations. The All Ordinaries finished up 32.2 points, or 0.36%, to 8,857. Market action stood out this time as miners weren’t in the lead, which is unusual. Shares tied to borrowing costs or consumer demand moved higher after NAB said it has dropped its forecast for another rate hike from the Reserve Bank of Australia in August, and now sees the 4.35% cash rate as the top for this cycle. One basis point is one-hundredth of
June 10, 2026
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