LSE:SHEL 25 June 2026 - 8 July 2026

Shell Plc: Q2 trading bounce is confirmed, but July cash is still the watch
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Shell Shares Edge Down As Q2 Buyback Debate Returns

Shell Plc slipped in late London trade Thursday, giving up part of its earlier jump after the oil giant lifted some of its Q2 forecasts and signaled better gas trading. Shares changed hands at 3,048 pence, off 1.06%, with the FTSE 100 also down on the session, according to Hargreaves Lansdown pricing. The change puts the focus on Shell’s July 30 earnings. The quarter was already known to be active, but now investors will watch to see how the volatility turns into cash. Cash flow is important for dividends, paying down debt, and buybacks—Shell’s share repurchases could lower the share count.
July 9, 2026
FTSE 100 drops as oil surge stokes rate fears
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FTSE 100 drops as oil surge stokes rate fears

UK stocks fell Wednesday as oil’s rally stopped being an easy win for London. Brent prices lifted BP and Shell, but higher oil brought rate fears back. The FTSE 100 had energy names up, but most other shares fell. FTSE 100 lost ground Wednesday, showing the index hasn’t been a safe spot for investors. Still, it’s up 5.62% in 2024 and has gained 18.29% over the last 12 months, so there were profits on the table before the drop. The easy path for UK stocks in June now faces stiffer tests as earnings season arrives in July.
July 8, 2026
FTSE 100 slides as oil rally can’t lift London shares
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FTSE 100 slips after Trump ends Iran deal, oil surges

FTSE 100 drops even as oil majors BP and Shell climb. Crude prices rose, energy was the standout sector, but the main index still logged its steepest loss in almost eight weeks. Investors saw that London’s exposure to oil couldn’t shield the broader market once crude shifted into a rates and inflation story. London markets were closed at the time of writing. The LSE runs from 8:00 to 16:30 local. Moves below show closes or the last confirmed trades, not live prices.
July 8, 2026
Shell Plc: Q2 trading bounce is confirmed, but July cash is still the watch
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Shell Plc: Q2 trading bounce is confirmed, but July cash is still the watch

Shell Plc gets interest for solid reasons, but there’s risk. The latest jump shows traders expect a better Q2 cash flow after Shell’s weak Q1 number. That doesn't mean the market is ready to look past its Qatar hit, slower buybacks, or the extra balance sheet risk from the Canadian gas acquisition. Shell traded at 3,055p, about 18.7% under its 52-week high of 3,758.50p and 19.8% above the 52-week low at 2,550.50p. The stock is working back toward the center of its one-year band. A recent company update pointed to a simpler near-term cash outlook, but this isn’t a breakout. Shares have jumped for two sessions, from Tuesday’s close through Wednesday’s intraday moves. That adds up to about £8 billion
July 8, 2026
FTSE 100 slides as oil rally can’t lift London shares
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FTSE 100 slides as oil rally can’t lift London shares

London shares dropped on Wednesday, but moves were split. Oil majors held up with higher crude, while most other stocks fell as fuel costs and inflation fears rose, plus a new Middle East worry after U.S. President Donald Trump said the first Iran deal was done. Reuters reported the FTSE 100 off 1.3% to 10,519.17 at 1111 GMT, with the FTSE 250 down 1.7%. Market breadth stood out for investors. Energy was up—it was the only sector in the green earlier. Defence stocks fell the hardest, which doesn’t happen often when markets are moving on Middle East risks. BP gained 3%, Shell added 1.8%. Precious-metals miners dropped 3.6% as gold lost over 1%.
July 8, 2026
Shell (LON:SHEL) lags FTSE after buyback halt and Brent fall
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Shell (LON:SHEL) edges higher on Q2 cash flow lift, Qatar dent

Shell Plc shares are up after a rebound in second-quarter cash flow helped balance out weakness from its Qatar business. Shell Plc climbed over 3% in London Tuesday after a second-quarter update showed a bounce in cash flow, which some in the market see as more important than the upgrade to gas production. Reuters said the shares were up 3.2% at 0825 GMT, while the European energy sector added 0.3%.
July 7, 2026
Shell (LON:SHEL) lags FTSE after buyback halt and Brent fall
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Shell stalls after buyback halt leaves $1 billion gap

London stocks traded during regular hours, with the London Stock Exchange open from 0800 to 1630 local time Monday. Shell’s sell/buy quote showed 2,891.0/2,891.5 pence, holding steady. The stock hit 2,906 pence earlier, and Shell’s market cap stood around 160.3 billion pounds. Market action looked slow today. Shell didn’t have the typical big buyback. That’s because the company is waiting on its ARC deal paperwork, which still needs to clear a Canadian shareholder vote.
July 6, 2026
Shell stock week ahead: $3 billion disposals meet paused buyback before ARC vote
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Shell stock week ahead: $3 billion disposals meet paused buyback before ARC vote

The London Stock Exchange was shut on Saturday, its normal weekend break, leaving Shell Plc’s Friday close as the last price for the week. The stock closed at 2,891.50 pence, down 0.26% on the day, versus 2,898.00 pence at the previous Friday close. That left the shares down about 0.2% for the week, while the FTSE 100 ended Friday up 0.25%. The cleaner read for investors was not the share move. It was the cash line. Shell completed or agreed two disposals last week worth a combined $3.0 billion, exactly matching the size of its current buyback programme, which the company has paused because of securities law requirements tied to its takeover of ARC Resources. The comparison is numeric, not
July 4, 2026
Shell stock falls as focus shifts to buybacks after $1.7B Gulf deal
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Shell (LON:SHEL) holds steady after $3B U.S. asset sale lines up with buyback plan

Shell plc ticked down 0.05% to 2,898.00p/2,898.50p on a delayed AJ Bell quote around 1300 BST after trades just before 1259 BST. The FTSE 100 dropped 0.15% to 10,636.88 at 1257 BST. Brent crude hovered near $72 a barrel, oil benchmarks touching lows not seen since before the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran. The main story isn’t the slight move in the stock. Shell has pushed out $3.0 billion in U.S. asset sales in three days: a $1.3 billion sale of Jiffy Lube International and Premium Velocity Auto just closed, and a $1.7 billion agreement to sell Gulf of America assets to Talos Energy Inc and Ridgewood Energy. That lines up with the $3.0 billion buyback Shell revealed after Q1 results,
July 3, 2026
Shell stock falls as focus shifts to buybacks after $1.7B Gulf deal
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Shell holds steady after $3 bln asset sales fill buyback shortfall

Shell Plc shares were flat in London on Thursday. Investors are watching one figure: $3.0 billion. That’s how much Shell has collected from two U.S. asset sales either announced or completed since June 30. It’s the same as the buyback Shell has put on hold until mid-July. Shares traded at 2,872.5 pence as of 0906 BST, flat on the session. The stock closed 2.06% lower Wednesday. MarketWatch said the shares are down 23.57% from the 52-week peak of 3,758.5 pence set June 4.
July 2, 2026
FTSE 250 outpaces FTSE 100 as domestic and defence names help London market
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FTSE 250 outpaces FTSE 100 as domestic and defence names help London market

FTSE 250 outperformed the FTSE 100 on Wednesday as mid-caps climbed 1.38% to their highest in a week. The FTSE 100 slipped 0.18%, weighed down by declines in healthcare and oil heavyweights. Regular London trading hours were 0800 to 1630 local, as usual. The spread suggested the trade was cleaner than the main index let on. Dollar earners in the FTSE 100 with heavy exports got hit by declines in oil and pharma. Domestic and specialist mid-caps saw buyers step in, though the Bank of England offered no signal on rate cuts.
July 1, 2026
Shell (LON:SHEL) lags FTSE after buyback halt and Brent fall
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Shell (SHEL.L) trails FTSE; buyback outlook shifts ahead of ARC vote

Shell shares underperformed the FTSE on Tuesday, with the lower share price set to affect its share repurchase math ahead of the ARC vote. LONDON, June 30, 2026, 12:07 Shell Plc edged higher in London Tuesday, but the move in the price was modest. The stock was last quoted up 0.36% at 2,910.5p, according to delayed Hargreaves Lansdown data. The FTSE 100 gained 1.03%. London trading runs from 0800 to 1630 BST on weekdays.
June 30, 2026
Shell shares inch higher as ARC deal stock leg is 12% below April basis
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Shell shares inch higher as ARC deal stock leg is 12% below April basis

Shell Plc rose in early London quotes on Monday, but the larger number for investors was not the morning gain. The stock was still about 12% below the £33.08 price Shell used in April to set the share portion of its planned purchase of ARC Resources. That weakens the paper leg of the offer before ARC investors vote next month. Shell was quoted at 2,910/2,911p, up 13p or 0.45%, with volume of about 361,000 shares. BP Plc was up 0.16% at 470.10/470.20p. Shell’s market value was shown at £161.36 billion, more than twice BP’s £72.72 billion.
June 29, 2026
BP stock trails Shell after Brent rally leaves discount on debt
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BP stock trails Shell after Brent rally leaves discount on debt

BP PLC ticked up on Monday. But gains lagged Shell as traders continued to give BP a weaker read, keeping a discount in place over its higher debt load, despite oil pushing higher after new U.S.-Iran strikes. BP was at 470.60 pence, gaining 1.20p, or 0.26%, as of 08:55 BST after London opened. Shell added 13p to 2,911p, up 0.45% at the same time. BP volume stood at about 2.02 million shares, only 4% of the 65-day average. Shell saw 272,110 shares change hands, roughly 3% of its 65-day average.
June 29, 2026
FTSE 100 outperforms mid-caps as oil slide puts attention on rates
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FTSE 100 outpaces FTSE 250 as markets watch for UK GDP, PMI data

London stocks are showing a split as the new week starts. The FTSE 100 was up 1.40% last week, but the FTSE 250 slipped 0.23%. The mid-cap gauge still tracks UK demand best, and fresh domestic numbers remain soft. Blue chips struggled Friday. Energy and banks led the FTSE 100 down, with Shell and BP each slipping over 0.9% as oil dropped 2.3%. The banks sub-index was off 1.4%. Autos fell 3.9%. Chemicals lost 3.0%. Wise stood out, jumping 9.6% after reporting a 21% jump in active customers to 18.9 million for fiscal 2026 and laying out a new share-buyback plan.
June 28, 2026
FTSE 100 outperforms mid-caps as oil slide puts attention on rates
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FTSE 100 outperforms mid-caps as oil slide puts attention on rates

UK stocks closed out the week divided, with big overseas earners up while domestic shares lagged. Energy names—usually a support for the FTSE 100—fell as oil prices dropped on Friday. FTSE 100 finished Friday at 10,508.02, slipping 21.87 points for the session. Still, that's a 144.75-point rise from last week’s close at 10,363.27. The FTSE 250 ended at 23,147.19, losing some ground from 23,200.73 a week ago. That put blue chips ahead by a 1.6 percentage-point weekly margin.
June 27, 2026
Shell (LON:SHEL) lags FTSE after buyback halt and Brent fall
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Shell (LON:SHEL) lags FTSE after buyback halt and Brent fall

Shell Plc slipped this week, finishing Friday at 2,898p after closing at 2,993.5p the week before. Oil wasn’t the only drag on the shares. London markets stayed closed Saturday, with normal trading hours Monday to Friday, 0800 to 1630 local. Shell ended Friday down 0.94% while the FTSE 100 index slipped 0.21%. Hargreaves Lansdown posted a delayed sell price of 2,902p and buy at 2,903p after the session closed. Shell’s market cap sat around 160.7 billion pounds.
June 27, 2026
LSEG Stock Price Today: London Stock Exchange Shares Buck FTSE 100 Selloff on Buyback, Bond Deal Focus
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FTSE 100 Slips as Oil Drop Hits Energy Stocks

London stocks closed out the week divided. Oil and banking names dragged the main index down, but gold miners gained as investors moved into defensive plays following a steep drop in crude. FTSE 100 ends lower, energy stocks fall on easing oil The FTSE 100 dipped about 0.2% on Friday. The FTSE 250 finished with only a minor loss. Sector moves got most of the attention this week, with the index itself moving less. With Brent crude dropping as shipping picked up again at the Strait of Hormuz, Shell and BP both fell, cutting into key earnings support for the FTSE 100.
June 27, 2026
FTSE 100 falls as oil and banks weigh, but still tops midcaps for week
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FTSE 100 falls as oil and banks weigh, but still tops midcaps for week

The main session on the London Stock Exchange closed after the regular 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. BST trading window. This report was filed at 18:01 BST in London. FTSE 100 fell on Friday. For the week, the division was clearer: big firms with global sales finished up 1.4%, while FTSE 250, which leans domestic, slipped. The FTSE 100 is still running more on overseas earnings, gold and defensives than faith in UK demand.
June 26, 2026
Shell (LON:SHEL) drops after oil slumps, $3 billion buyback paused
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Shell (LON:SHEL) drops after oil slumps, $3 billion buyback paused

Shell Plc slid on Friday morning, trailing the FTSE 100 after oil prices dropped and with Shell’s buyback program paused. The shares traded at 2,889.50p, off 36p, at 09:36 BST, while the FTSE 100 was down 0.55%. Shell traded 23.1% under its 52-week high of 3,758.50p and 13.7% above the 52-week low of 2,541.71p. Shares sit closer to the low end of the past year’s range, with a dividend yield of almost 3.8% and a market cap around 161.38 billion pounds.
June 26, 2026
Shell stock slides as Brent slips under $74, buyback remains on hold after ARC decision
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Shell holds steady as Brent slides; ARC premium narrows

Shell Plc dropped 0.7% to 2,926 pence Thursday morning at 1000 BST. The FTSE 100 gained 0.28%. Brent for August slipped 1.44% to $72.68 by 0639 GMT, marking the weakest price since February 27. Shell shares are down 9.1% since closing at 3,220.5p on June 12, the day the company paused its buyback. Brent crude has fallen 16.8% from its $87.33 settlement that session. Shell’s slide works out to around 55% of the decline in crude.
June 25, 2026
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