Konrad Wysocki

Konrad Wysocki is a senior markets reporter at Bez-kabli.pl, specializing in technology stocks, artificial intelligence and global financial markets. A graduate of the University of Rzeszów, he previously worked in investment research and market analysis. His coverage helps readers understand the key trends, companies and innovations influencing investors worldwide.

Greatland Resources shares jump 11% in a week, gold prices in focus

Greatland Resources shares jump 11% in a week, gold prices in focus

Greatland Resources Limited dropped 4.5% on Friday, but the gold-copper miner comes into Monday’s ASX open with a weekly gain of about 11%. Shares ended at A$13.59, from A$12.24 last week. Bullion is back in the driver’s seat for short-term moves, and the reversal is getting noticed. Spot gold slipped 0.9% to US$4,169.44 an ounce late Friday, on track for its third week of losses. The metal felt pressure from a firmer dollar and hawkish signals out of the Federal Reserve.
June 21, 2026
Xero (ASX:XRO) drops 3.9% with tech pressured by higher yields

Xero Trades Near 52-Week Low; Melio Testing Sets Pace for ASX

Xero shares are set to start Monday near their lowest point in a year, with investors watching if the Melio payments deal can drive growth without cutting deeper into margins. The ASX is still closed at the dateline; trading resumes about 10 a.m. Sydney. Xero shares fell even as the broader Australian market climbed last week. With Nasdaq shut for Juneteenth on Friday, traders didn’t get a lead from Wall Street. The long-running debate over Xero’s value is still top of mind as investors open the session.
June 21, 2026
ASX Ltd share price gains 5.7% as CHESS settlement eases legal overhang

ASX Ltd share price gains 5.7% as CHESS settlement eases legal overhang

ASX Ltd enters Monday’s session after outperforming the wider Australian market at the end of a volatile week. The cash market remains closed at the dateline and is due to begin normal trading at about 10 a.m. AEST on a regular trading day. Friday’s turnover reached 3.24 million shares, more than twice the volume recorded in any of the previous four sessions. The stock rose even as the benchmark index fell 0.92%, but at A$52.01 it remains about 28% below its 52-week high of A$72.34.
June 21, 2026
NEXTDC Shares Edge Higher as GE1 Geelong Data Centre Moves Forward

NEXTDC Shares Edge Higher as GE1 Geelong Data Centre Moves Forward

NEXTDC Ltd is set for Monday’s Australian session after new signs its regional push is shifting to the build phase. Kapitol said it expects GE1’s first stage to open in the back half of 2027. Planning documents put the cost of the project near A$85 million. Edge data centres like this one are built closer to customers instead of in centralised locations, aiming to cut lag times in moving and processing data. “As more data is generated and consumed outside capital cities, businesses need faster, more reliable access,” Kapitol co-founder Andrew Deveson said.
June 21, 2026
Predictive Discovery opens new ASX week after 20% rally

Predictive Discovery opens new ASX week after 20% rally

Predictive Discovery Limited starts trading on Monday in Australia, coming off a jump of over 20% last week. The move put the West African gold miner’s value near A$4.6 billion. Shares closed Friday at 94.5 Australian cents. Why it matters right now isn’t obvious. The last ASX release was a June 10 securities quotation application, so there’s no fresh operating development to point to for Friday’s high volume in PDI. Focus has turned to index flows and the bigger capital base after the merger.
June 21, 2026
Fortescue drops 2.3% over the week as China iron ore prices stay under pressure

Fortescue Ltd Drops Under A$20, Eyes on China and Iron Ore

Fortescue Ltd starts Monday on the back foot after dropping 1.1% to A$19.75 at Friday’s close. The ASX will trade as usual, and Fortescue’s grip on the high-A$19s could be shaky early on. No results or trading update arrived over the weekend to change the story. Fortescue’s last posted ASX update was its May 25 board changes, so near-term pricing is tracking iron-ore markets, currency trades and any China talk.
June 21, 2026
Vault Minerals Starts Week With 20% Gain, Regis Arbitrage Narrows

Vault Minerals Starts Week With 20% Gain, Regis Arbitrage Narrows

Vault Minerals shares go into Monday trading in Australia after a big selloff Friday cut into their strongest weekly run in months. The ASX was shut at the time of writing, with trading set to start again later Monday. Shares climbed in the first four days last week, including a 14.7% surge Monday, but then fell 26 Australian cents on Friday. This matters, since Vault is trading now with investors weighing both its better production outlook and the set share-exchange terms from its planned merger with Regis Resources.
June 21, 2026
Pro Medicus jumps 5.4% ahead of S&P/ASX 50 exit

Pro Medicus jumps 5.4% ahead of S&P/ASX 50 exit

Pro Medicus Ltd is coming off a solid week, with shares closing Friday at A$172.80, up A$5.19. Investors are looking at the company after its exclusion from the S&P/ASX 50. Turnover jumped, sending a clearer signal. Passive funds that track indexes might sell when a stock drops out. Pro Medicus traded higher despite heavy volume, which points to buyers taking on a chunk of the shares for sale. It's not clear from Friday's trading how much more selling could hit on Monday.
June 21, 2026
Macquarie Group Up 3% This Week; Eyes on Australia Inflation Data

Macquarie Group Up 3% This Week; Eyes on Australia Inflation Data

Macquarie Group ended June 19 at A$249.82, down from its intra-day peak of A$253.15. The stock had climbed to A$254.31 last Thursday, but then gave up some ground after a four-day run. The move is key as investors weigh if Macquarie’s earnings jump can hold up when commodity markets cool. Staying close to A$250 shows investors aren’t dismissing the big second half as a fluke, but that price level means there’s little cover if the company puts out a soft trading update.
June 21, 2026
Computacenter stock rallies on big trades ahead of FTSE 100 start

Computacenter stock rallies on big trades ahead of FTSE 100 start

Computacenter shares closed up 2.1% at 4,246 pence on Friday. Trading volume hit 2.40 million shares as investors bought in ahead of the IT supplier’s move to the FTSE 100. That’s roughly 23 times what traded on Thursday. The stock rose 1.9% this week, beating the FTSE 250. The index dropped 0.6% on Friday. Traders pointed to the timing and high volumes, saying index-rebalance buying likely drove the move. Passive funds tracking an index buy or sell as the constituents change.
June 21, 2026
Rosebank Industries eases after heavy session on FTSE 250 addition

Rosebank Industries eases after heavy session on FTSE 250 addition

Rosebank Industries fell at the end of a choppy week after traders finished up moves tied to the company’s move up to the FTSE 250. Shares closed at 344 pence, still up roughly 14% against the March low at 300.85 pence. Shares fell about 1.7% on the week from last Friday’s 350p finish. The price peaked at 364p Monday and dropped to a 333p low Wednesday. Turnover on Friday contrasted with volumes around 2.3 million to 3.4 million shares for the last four sessions, as the index reshuffle made its impact.
June 20, 2026
Informa gets Citi upgrade, shares climb as Gulf travel risks recede

Informa rises 7% in week after growth update and Citi upgrade

Informa ended the week higher, climbing 1.3% to 875 pence on Friday after Thursday’s trading update had investors buying for a second session. The stock is up around 7.2% since last Friday’s 816 pence close. London was shut for trading on Saturday. Informa’s performance was out of step with the rest of the market. The FTSE 100 dropped about 1% for the week, its worst run in six weeks, as investors shied away from risk on geopolitical and political worries in Britain. The way Informa traded points to investors seeing its update as a company risk getting cut, not just a move with the overall market.
June 20, 2026
Bunzl Stock Falls With Elliott Activist Watch Ahead of June 23 Update

Bunzl gives up gains from Elliott news as investors look to June 23 update

Bunzl shares lost ground this week, closing Friday at 2,474p, a drop of 0.8%. The stock lagged the FTSE 100, which slipped 0.35%. Early excitement over Elliott’s stake faded as investors looked ahead to a company update. Bunzl’s market cap sat around £7.9 billion. Bunzl climbed as much as 3.7% Monday after Elliott revealed a near-5% stake. Shares later gave up those gains. Elliott is now one of Bunzl’s biggest investors. Bunzl said it plans to talk with shareholders and is still focused on value creation.
June 20, 2026
Rightmove drops after FTSE 100 removal to end rough week

Rightmove drops after FTSE 100 removal to end rough week

London markets were shut on Saturday, so Rightmove finished its last FTSE 100 session at 417.9 pence. Shares dropped 1.35% Friday and lost 1.95% for the week. The move to the FTSE 250, which covers firms outside the top 100, will take effect when trading starts on Monday. Rightmove is dropping out of the index after falling 19.6% this year and losing 45.8% over 12 months. The company is now valued at around £3.1 billion. The change is driven by rules, not by anything to do with Rightmove’s business. But the shares can feel it as index-tracking funds will need to rejig their holdings.
June 20, 2026
J Sainsbury share price falls 4.3% as June trading update nears

J Sainsbury share price falls 4.3% as June trading update nears

J Sainsbury shares ended a bruising week at 300.2 pence, down from 313.8 pence the previous Friday. The 4.3% decline left the supermarket group trailing the wider London market, with Wednesday accounting for most of the damage. The move came without a fresh trading warning. Sainsbury’s latest filing showed it bought about 5.6 million of its own shares between June 12 and June 18, while a separate disclosure showed BlackRock’s combined position slipping to 9.89% from 10.01%. That points more to investors cutting exposure before the quarterly update than reacting to new operating news.
June 20, 2026
TG Jones flags risk of collapse under more supplier pressure before court date

TG Jones flags risk of collapse under more supplier pressure before court date

TG Jones could run out of money if a court doesn’t back its restructuring plan at a hearing at the end of June, CEO Alex Willson said. That leaves the ex-WH Smith chain at risk of collapse. “We just don’t have the cash to continue,” Willson said. The company has promised landlords half of any profit above £40 million over three years as a last-ditch bid to get them on board. TG Jones is up against an immediate deadline. Creditors have seen documents warning the retailer will run out of funding “on or around the end of June 2026” unless a court approves its restructuring, putting the legal process as the key hurdle to avoiding administration.
June 20, 2026
Intertek Closes the Week at 5,805p, Still 3.3% Off EQT Offer

Intertek Closes the Week at 5,805p, Still 3.3% Off EQT Offer

Intertek Group closed June 19 at 5,805 pence, staying 195 pence under the £60 per share cash offer from EQT of Sweden. The stock edged down 0.17% on Friday, after it hit a 52-week high at 5,820 pence earlier in the day. The spread is at 3.25% of the cash bid, about 3.4% gross upside from Friday’s close. That level shows investors think the deal will probably close, but aren’t all in. Intertek’s gains last week outpaced a FTSE 100 weighed down by geopolitical tensions and uncertainty around UK politics.
June 20, 2026
Lloyds shares finish week up 2.7% as bank targets 300 AI hires

Lloyds shares finish week up 2.7% as bank targets 300 AI hires

London trading is shut for the weekend, so Lloyds Banking Group won't react until Monday to the recruitment plan aiming to add new hires to its AI team. The plan would swell the AI unit to about 1,000 people, counting both new and retrained staff. Agentic AI means software that plans and executes tasks with little human help. Lloyds is set to roll out a fresh multi-year strategy with half-year results on July 30, just as CEO Charlie Nunn wraps up his first plan. Nunn in April said the group was “confident in our delivery for the year ahead.” Now shareholders expect proof that AI will lift revenue or cut costs, not just boost tech budgets.
June 20, 2026
Reckitt Benckiser Drops at Close After £1 Billion Buyback Wraps Up

Reckitt Benckiser Drops at Close After £1 Billion Buyback Wraps Up

Reckitt Benckiser Group closed at 4,614 pence on Friday, losing 35 pence. The shares moved between 4,611 pence and 4,659 pence. Volume jumped to 6.62 million, over three times the usual pace. London stocks wrapped up a tough week. Reckitt closed out the £1 billion share buyback it kicked off last July. The weekly drop was modest. With the program now over, that steady buyer is gone as investors look again at costs and sales in developed markets.
June 20, 2026
GSK drops 3% for the week even after U.S. nod for Utebzi

GSK drops 3% for the week even after U.S. nod for Utebzi

GSK closed Friday at 1,925.5 pence, up 0.13% on the day but down 2.95% for the week. The stock lagged the FTSE 100 by about two percentage points over the week. Shares fell after the pipeline win. Investors look to be focusing less on regulatory progress and more on when GSK can launch, how products will sell, and how much its recent acquisitions cost. The approval gives a boost to GSK’s infectious-disease business, but there’s no big sales pop yet.
June 20, 2026
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