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.

Glencore Share Price Today: The Stock Barely Moves as Copper, Oil and Rio Tinto Questions Loom
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Glencore Share Price Today: The Stock Barely Moves as Copper, Oil and Rio Tinto Questions Loom

Glencore shares were little changed in London on Monday, holding near 591 pence as firmer copper and oil prices met a weaker tone across UK blue chips and mining peers. Hargreaves Lansdown showed a 590.90p sell price and 591.10p buy price, up 0.15%, with prices delayed by at least 15 minutes. The move matters now because Glencore is coming off a sharp one-day fall. Trading Economics put the stock at 590.50p, up 0.05%, after a Friday close of 590.20p, when it fell 3.25%; the same feed showed a roughly 103% rise over 12 months.
June 8, 2026
UK & AU Stock Market Today: Live Updates 08.06.2026
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UK & AU Stock Market Today: Live Updates 08.06.2026

LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: June 8, 2026, 4:00 AM EDTUpdated: June 9, 2026, 3:59 AM EDT Lloyds Shares Show Robust Dividend Growth and Positive Profit Forecasts June 9, 2026, 3:59 AM EDT. Lloyds Banking Group’s shares have surged 29% in the past year and 105% over five years, backed by steadily rising dividends. The FTSE 100 bank has increased dividend payouts annually, with forecasts predicting a 2025 dividend of 3.65 pence per share, up 15.1% year-on-year. Despite a 2024 profit dip to £6 billion due to regulatory costs and rising expenses, Lloyds posted a solid £7.4 billion in 2023 pre-tax profits.
June 8, 2026
Telix Rallied Before the ASX Closed; Tuesday Trading in Focus
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Telix Rallied Before the ASX Closed; Tuesday Trading in Focus

Telix Pharmaceuticals heads into the shortened Australian trading week with new momentum. Shares climbed on Friday, moving against a weaker market. Investors are again watching the company’s cancer-imaging and therapy pipeline. No Monday trade means the next test for the stock comes after the holiday. Investors will be looking at Friday’s rebound and weighing it against a global risk-off mood that followed a big drop in U.S. stocks. Friday’s jobs data revived interest rate fears.
June 8, 2026
Google looks to Wall Street as it spends $85 billion on AI
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Google looks to Wall Street as it spends $85 billion on AI

Alphabet has set terms for an enlarged $84.75 billion equity offering, looking to shore up cash for its AI infrastructure push. The tech giant is selling common stock, depositary shares, plus a $10 billion private deal with Berkshire Hathaway, Reuters said. It’s an uncommon stock sale for a company known for strong cash flow, showing how AI expenses are hitting even the biggest players. The focus for AI has shifted from building models and apps to the backbone—chips, power, land, cooling, and data centers. Alphabet flagged that demand for its AI products and services now outstrips supply. It’s planning $180 billion to $190 billion in capital spending for 2026, with more expected in 2027.
June 7, 2026
AMP Shares Recover Ahead of Tuesday Test for Investors
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AMP Shares Recover Ahead of Tuesday Test for Investors

AMP Limited heads into the King’s Birthday holiday with a week-loss that Friday’s late bounce couldn’t fix. The wealth and banking stock finished at A$1.52 on June 5, up 2.7% that session, but still off 4.7% from last Friday’s A$1.595 close. No Monday trade means there’s no way to test the move right now. The ASX cash market is shut on June 8 for King’s Birthday, so there’s no settlement. Investors will have to wait for the next session after a weak offshore lead.
June 7, 2026
Zamtel’s Ericsson 5G Push Puts Zambia’s Business Connectivity Race in Play
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Zamtel’s Ericsson 5G Push Puts Zambia’s Business Connectivity Race in Play

Zamtel has signed a memorandum of understanding, a preliminary agreement, with Ericsson to support private 4G and 5G networks in Zambia, moving the state-linked operator deeper into business connectivity as local rivals push faster mobile services. The agreement was formalised during a visit by an Ericsson delegation led by Alain Maupin, its head of Eastern and Northern Africa. The timing matters because Zambia’s telecoms market is no longer just about selling more SIM cards. Active mobile subscriptions rose 9.9% to 23 million in 2024, PwC Zambia said, while Airtel Networks, MTN Zambia and Zamtel have all launched or started rolling out 5G services.
June 7, 2026
Santos Heads Into Tuesday Trading After Long Weekend and Volatile Oil Moves
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Santos Heads Into Tuesday Trading After Long Weekend and Volatile Oil Moves

Santos Ltd shares were weaker going into the market close on Monday in Australia. The oil and gas company ended barely changed over the week after a weak Friday finish, with global crude prices remaining volatile. Santos finished at A$7.82 on June 5, down 5 cents, or 0.64%. Shares traded in a range from A$7.76 to A$7.87 for the session. The stock was just 1 cent above its May 29 close. That move was small, while the broader Australian market fell.
June 7, 2026
Pro Medicus jumps 25% in quick rebound but ASX index to test strength after new U.S. deals
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Pro Medicus jumps 25% in quick rebound but ASX index to test strength after new U.S. deals

Pro Medicus Ltd saw a strong rebound this week but now faces an index shakeup after S&P Dow Jones Indices decided to cut the medical-imaging software company from the S&P/ASX 50 later this month. The ASX is closed Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday, so traders will have to wait until the next session to react to the late-Friday announcement. That’s now front of mind since shares took off. Pro Medicus ended Friday at A$165.64, a gain of 4.03% on the day and about 25% higher than last week’s finish at A$132.26, according to Tiger Brokers market data.
June 7, 2026
Mineral Resources stock drops into ASX break as lithium rally heads for another test
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Mineral Resources stock drops into ASX break as lithium rally heads for another test

MinRes faces selling when the ASX opens Tuesday, after closing at A$67.57 on Friday and falling 5.09%. That compared to a 0.70% drop in the S&P/ASX 200. The ASX cash market is shut Monday for the King’s Birthday, so action in MinRes is paused until trade resumes. This leaves the move squarely in last week’s trading and sets up for next week, with no intraday action Monday. Lithium moves, balance-sheet clean-up and a Mt Marion call all landed in Mineral Resources’ quarter, as the sector sold off hard. Investors head into a long weekend with debt and cash flow now in focus for the trade.
June 7, 2026
Coles Group Shares Rose Ahead of ASX Holiday Pause, Tuesday in Focus
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Coles Group Shares Rose Ahead of ASX Holiday Pause, Tuesday in Focus

Coles Group finished Friday at A$22.21, up 1.9%, ahead of the King’s Birthday holiday. The ASX cash market is closed Monday for the public holiday, so no settlement will occur until trading starts again. Grocery stocks face pressure from both steady demand and squeezed household budgets. Australia’s GDP rose just 0.3% in the March quarter, signaling weak growth in the economy. Moody’s Analytics’ Sunny Nguyen told Reuters “the headline was soft.” Stephen Smith, a partner at Deloitte Access Economics, said the “quality of growth has deteriorated.”
June 7, 2026
Fortescue Ltd’s $150 Million Native Title Payout May Not End the Yindjibarndi Fight
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Fortescue Stock’s Long-Weekend Problem: Iron Ore Is Slipping, China Talks Are Tightening

Fortescue Ltd heads into an ASX holiday pause after a bruising week, with its shares last quoted at A$20.53, down 2.33% on Friday and almost 8% below their close seven days earlier. The move left FMG sitting near the low end of Friday’s trading range, after opening at A$20.82 and touching A$20.32. The timing matters. The Australian Securities Exchange’s cash market is closed on Monday for the King’s Birthday holiday, so investors will not get a fresh local price until Tuesday, after another stretch of offshore iron ore trading and any China demand signals.
June 7, 2026
Telstra Loses Key Backstop Ahead of ASX Open
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Telstra Loses Key Backstop Ahead of ASX Open

Telstra Group shares were weak going into Australia’s extended market holiday after finishing a A$1.25 billion buyback. The stock fell as the wider Australian market also lost ground ahead of the break. ASX won’t open Monday due to the King’s Birthday holiday, so investors will have to wait until Tuesday to see if Telstra bounces back from last week’s drop. The ASX’s cash-market calendar for 2026 shows Monday, June 8, as a holiday — no trading, settlement, or business day.
June 7, 2026
Delta’s New SkyMiles Card Perk Targets $110 Second-Bag Charge
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Delta’s New SkyMiles Card Perk Targets $110 Second-Bag Charge

Delta Air Lines and American Express added a free second checked bag for holders of Delta’s Gold, Platinum and Reserve SkyMiles cards, giving cardholders a break on baggage fees while annual card fees stay the same. Delta said the new perk covers eligible consumer and business SkyMiles cards on Delta-operated domestic flights. Bag fees are now a bigger slice of U.S. airfare. Delta bumped up most checked-bag prices in April, charging $45 for a first bag and $55 for a second on domestic and some short international flights. United Airlines and JetBlue also raised their fees during the same stretch.
June 7, 2026
BHP shares stall as iron ore drop weighs on copper gains
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BHP shares stall as iron ore drop weighs on copper gains

BHP Group is set for a forced pause after falling late in the week. The miner’s Australian shares dropped from a record high as weaker iron ore prices weighed on the sector. BHP shares ended Friday at A$61.24, off 2.5% for the session and down 1.7% over the week. The stock had climbed as high as A$65.04 earlier, setting a new 52-week high before giving up ground.
June 7, 2026
Imperial Brands Shares Jumped Friday — Why Monday’s Open Matters Now
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Imperial Brands Shares Jumped Friday — Why Monday’s Open Matters Now

Imperial Brands ended the week with a sharp Friday rebound, rising 2.79% to close at 2,761p and beating a barely higher FTSE 100 before London trading shut for the weekend. The London Stock Exchange’s standard equity session runs from 08:00 to 16:30 on weekdays, leaving investors to wait until Monday for the next price test. That matters because the move came after a rough spell for the tobacco group. Even after Friday’s gain, the stock remained well below its 52-week high of about 3,632p, while recent market data showed a 52-week low of 2,626p earlier in the week.
June 7, 2026
Rightmove drops from FTSE 100, dragging battered shares back into focus
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Rightmove drops from FTSE 100, dragging battered shares back into focus

Rightmove is set to lose its FTSE 100 spot this month, as the UK’s largest listed property portal struggles with a slide in housing sentiment, concerns over AI investment, and a smaller market cap. It’s a symbolic setback for the company. FTSE 100 is London’s main index for the biggest listed companies. Index funds that track that benchmark will need to make changes when Rightmove shifts out of the FTSE 100 and into the FTSE 250, the mid-cap index.
June 7, 2026
Intertek Stock Trades Close to £60 With Takeover Deadline Approaching
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Intertek Stock Trades Close to £60 With Takeover Deadline Approaching

Intertek Group plc shares closed the week in positive territory, though they remain far from EQT’s £60-a-share possible bid level. The focus for investors now is on whether the Swedish buyout group will come back with a formal offer next week. London trading was closed Saturday. The London Stock Exchange is open Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. BST. That puts Intertek’s latest trading price at Friday’s close.
June 6, 2026
Compass Shares Edge Past FTSE, Monday in Focus for Next Move
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Compass Shares Edge Past FTSE, Monday in Focus for Next Move

Compass Group PLC shares in London are tracking higher this week, up after a profit-guidance lift last month and doing better than the UK market, which closed little changed. The London Stock Exchange wasn’t open on Saturday. The last price you can trade off is Friday’s close. Normal LSE trading runs 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, Europe/London time.
June 6, 2026
Haleon Shares Rose on Friday—What’s Next for the Stock
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Haleon Shares Rose on Friday—What’s Next for the Stock

Haleon PLC recovered late Friday, ending up 2.18% at 337p as the FTSE 100 added 0.07%. Turnover was 14.3 million shares, trailing the 50-day average of 22.9 million. Sensodyne and Advil maker Haleon had a rough start to the week. Shares dropped 2.94% on Monday to 327p, then lost another 1.81% Tuesday to close at 321p. Thursday and Friday brought gains, lifting the stock off its weekly lows.
June 6, 2026
IMI plc Keeps 2026 Guidance Intact — The Middle East Risk Investors Are Watching
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IMI Shares Outpace FTSE, What’s Next for the Stock

IMI plc shares finished the week higher than the broader London market. The engineering company closed Friday at 2,832p, gaining 1.07%. Investors kept an eye on its share buyback and ongoing macro uncertainty. Since May 29, the stock has risen about 1.8% from 2,782p. London’s market shuts for the weekend, so Friday’s close stands as the last available price until trading starts again. The exchange trades on weekdays, with normal hours from 8:00 to 16:30 local time.
June 6, 2026
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