News 14 June 2026

Etihad Orders 10 Boeing Jets, Raising Talk of Hard-to-Get 787 Slots
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Stock Market Today: Live Updates 11.07.2026

LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: July 11, 2026, 4:00 AM EDTUpdated: July 11, 2026, 6:54 AM EDT Computacenter, Wise In Focus As Founder-Led Names Draw Attention In Volatile Markets July 11, 2026, 6:54 AM EDT. Investors are dealing with higher inflation, energy costs and bond yields. Founder-led companies-where top execs have real skin in the game-are being looked at for stability now. Computacenter (LSE:CCC) trades at a premium P/E, even with margin headwinds and some funding risk, as its discounted cash flow valuation points to possible mispricing. The UK-based IT firm has £9.2 billion in revenue and is on the FTSE 100.
July 11, 2026
Evolution Mining climbs as gold bounces, ASX 200 in the red
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Evolution Mining Share Price Jumps as Gold Rebound Meets Fed Rate Risk

Sydney, June 15, 2026, 02:07. Evolution Mining Limited shares finished the latest ASX session sharply higher, closing at A$11.75 after gaining A$0.80, or 7.31%, on Friday. The rebound outpaced the broader ASX 200, which rose 1.98% to 8,804, but the stock was still 2.89% below its A$12.10 close from seven days earlier, underscoring how quickly sentiment can swing in gold miners.
June 14, 2026
Wesfarmers Gains as Investors Watch Bunnings, Kmart and AI Moves
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Wesfarmers Gains as Investors Watch Bunnings, Kmart and AI Moves

Wesfarmers Limited closed at A$86.47 on the ASX Friday, jumping A$2.16, or 2.56%, as shares kept climbing in a major Australian retail stock. S&P/ASX 200 also gained, ending up 1.98% at 8,804 points. That gave Wesfarmers, which owns Bunnings and Kmart, a lift from both the company side and the wider market. The S&P/ASX 200 is the main yardstick for big Australian stocks. Wesfarmers moves out of its defensive retail shadow as the stock trades for execution now. WES jumped 9.55% in a week, ending at A$86.47 from A$78.93, according to Intelligent Investor data. The stock posted gains on June 10, 11 and 12. The June 10 Strategy Briefing Day landed as price-sensitive and WES rallied 8.10% from A$79.99 after
June 14, 2026
ANZ shares gain as rate worries ease, focus stays on RBA June decision
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ANZ Bounces Ahead of RBA as Investors Look at Dividend, NZ CEO Shift, Rate Uncertainty

ANZ Group Holdings Limited shares climbed 1.01% to close at A$34.17 on June 12. The stock traded from A$34.10 to A$34.68 before the late gain. Australian banks jumped with the S&P/ASX 200, which finished up almost 2% as banks and miners led a rebound. Investors were reacting to easing geopolitical worries. ANZ and other major banks can move on shifts in rate outlooks, dividend demand and household lending signals. ANZ shares haven't climbed back to their February highs. Google Finance lists ANZ at A$34.17, off its 52-week high of A$41.00 and above the 52-week low of A$27.85. The bank is at about A$103 billion in market cap. Price-to-earnings stands at 17.37. That multiple puts some recovery hopes in the price
June 14, 2026
UK, Japan ink £18bn investment deal, Rolls-Royce enters nuclear project
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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
Gatwick rail issues add to passenger woes while £2bn airport upgrade goes forward
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Gatwick rail issues add to passenger woes while £2bn airport upgrade goes forward

Passengers heading to London Gatwick on Sunday dealt with big delays after urgent repairs to a bridge at Purley closed all lines through the station. Direct trains between London and the airport were suspended. Southern, Thameslink and Gatwick Express warned people not to travel. No trains were running between Purley and East Croydon, and alternate routes were limited, with some trips expected to take as much as 90 minutes longer. Gatwick’s key rail links were hit by the disruption. The airport says it connects to over 120 train stations, and its website pushes real-time flight updates for travelers tracking arrivals or departures.
June 14, 2026
PLS Group Slides as Lithium Stocks Drop Even With Spodumene Price Up
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PLS Group Stock Price: Lithium Rebound Lifts ASX:PLS as Ngungaju Restart Nears

Perth, June 14, 2026, 23:40. PLS Group Limited, formerly Pilbara Minerals, ended Friday’s ASX session at A$6.52, a 9.76% gain that put the lithium producer back near the top end of its recent trading range. The ASX page showed the latest company item on June 12 as a Change of Director’s Interest Notice, not a new operating update, so the share-price move appears more closely tied to lithium-market sentiment than to a fresh production disclosure.
June 14, 2026
NAB Rises 2.3% Ahead of RBA Decision as ASX Banks See Gains
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NAB Shares Rebound While Investors Watch RBA Rates

National Australia Bank Limited shares rallied with other major banks as the ASX bounced back. NAB finished at A$36.50 on June 12, adding A$0.82, or 2.30%. Shares traded in a range between A$36.00 and A$36.50, coming back from Tuesday’s A$35.68 close. The S&P/ASX 200 climbed 1.98% to 8,804, with Commonwealth Bank, Westpac, NAB and ANZ all up for the day. NAB shares are moving with the rest of the bank sector, which is closely tied to rate moves in Australia. Higher rates help net interest income but can also cool credit demand and push up bad-loan risks. The Reserve Bank of Australia will announce its next decision on June 16 at 2:30 p.m. AEST. According to a Reuters poll, 42
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
McDonald’s Feels New Strain in Coca-Cola Partnership as It Pushes Into Specialty Drinks
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McDonald’s Feels New Strain in Coca-Cola Partnership as It Pushes Into Specialty Drinks

McDonald’s is testing how far it can take its partnership with Coca-Cola, adding more specialty drinks to its menus, The Wall Street Journal reported Saturday. The 70-year tie-up, started with a 1955 handshake between Coca-Cola’s Waddy Pratt and Ray Kroc, is under strain as McDonald’s tries to attract younger customers with options like custom sodas, refreshers and energy drinks. Specialty drinks are gaining ground on U.S. menus. McDonald’s rolled out six new permanent drinks nationwide on May 6: Strawberry Watermelon Refresher, Mango Pineapple Refresher, Blackberry Passion Fruit Refresher, Sprite Berry Blast, Orange Dream, and Dirty Dr Pepper. The lineup includes lemonade bases, freeze-dried fruit, cold foam, and popping boba. “Fans see drinks as more than just drinks,” said McDonald’s USA
June 14, 2026
Lululemon Shares Drop Again as U.S. Sales Slowdown Stalls Recovery Moves
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Lululemon Shares Drop Again as U.S. Sales Slowdown Stalls Recovery Moves

Lululemon Athletica shares lost 2.52% Friday, finishing at $118.77. That move came as the S&P 500 added 0.50% and the Dow gained 0.70%. Shares are now down 52.91% from the 52-week high of $252.24 hit on July 2. Volume trailed the average at 2.8 million shares, MarketWatch data show. Lululemon shares slid again as the company came off a rough patch after investors reacted to its first-quarter numbers and a soft full-year outlook. The athleisure retailer posted Q1 revenue of $2.5 billion, up 4%, or 2% when adjusting for currency. Comparable sales gained 1% but slipped 2% on a constant-dollar basis. Diluted EPS landed at $1.69, down from $2.60 a year ago, with gross margin dropping 410 basis points to
June 14, 2026
Tesco Clubcard Freebie Thursdays: Next coupon drop set—what shoppers need to know
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Tesco Clubcard Freebie Thursdays: Next coupon drop set—what shoppers need to know

Tesco is telling Clubcard members to look at the Tesco app, with the supermarket rolling out “Freebie Thursdays,” a summer coupon push that gives some shoppers free items in stores. The campaign started Thursday, June 11, and is set to finish Wednesday, July 22. Tesco said a new coupon will go out each Thursday for six weeks, as detailed in the campaign terms. Some Clubcard users got coupons for a free 150g bag of Walkers Sensations, with a few flavours reported like Thai Sweet Chilli, Mature Cheddar & Chutney, Onion & Balsamic Vinegar, and Roast Chicken & Thyme. Those first coupons have to be used by midnight on Wednesday, June 17. The next set is expected on June 18.
June 14, 2026
China and Saudi Aramco Eye Oil Security with Hormuz Deal Possible
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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
UBS Eyes FTSE 100 at 12,300; London Stocks Watch Oil, Rates, Sterling
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UBS Eyes FTSE 100 at 12,300; London Stocks Watch Oil, Rates, Sterling

London, June 14, 2026, 15:18. FTSE 100 in focus as UBS boosts target, sees room for more gains UBS raised its forecast for the FTSE 100, saying London’s main index could keep rising through 2027 thanks to better earnings, cheaper shares and its mix of commodity companies. The Swiss bank’s base case now sees the FTSE at 11,000 by year-end and hitting 11,300 by June 2027. In a bullish scenario, UBS puts the index at 12,300—setting a new high for UK stocks.
June 14, 2026
BOE Seen Holding Rates in June as Iran War Clouds Inflation Outlook

BOE Seen Holding Rates in June as Iran War Clouds Inflation Outlook

The Bank of England is seen holding rates steady this week, with markets and economists switching their focus from when cuts might come to whether more tightening could be on the table later this year as worries about Iran and energy-fueled inflation stay front and center. According to a Reuters poll of 65 economists, all expect the Bank Rate to stay at 3.75% on June 18, and the median keeps it there into 2026. But nearly 40% in the survey put at least one hike on the table before year-end. Watchpoints for the Monetary Policy Committee have shifted from just near-term inflation to whether expectations get stuck. Households and companies now expect higher prices to stick around, according to the
June 14, 2026
CSL Stock Rebounds as ASX Investors Weigh a Risky Turnaround Before August Results
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CSL Stock Rebounds as ASX Investors Weigh a Risky Turnaround Before August Results

Sydney, June 14, 2026, 23:20. CSL Limited’s share price is back in focus after the ASX healthcare heavyweight staged a relief rally, closing Friday at A$107.51, up 0.26%, with daily volume of about 1.95 million shares. The move capped a stronger week for a stock that had traded as low as A$90.00 earlier in June and remains far below its 52-week high of A$275.79, leaving investors to decide whether the bounce marks the start of a repair phase or just a rebound from oversold levels.
June 14, 2026
Brambles Share Price Rebounds as Buyback Continues: Is ASX:BXB Still Risky?
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Brambles Share Price Rebounds as Buyback Continues: Is ASX:BXB Still Risky?

Brambles Limited heads into the new week with its share price recovering, but not yet repaired. The ASX-listed logistics group finished June 12 at A$19.01, up A$0.70, or 3.82%, and Intelligent Investor’s price history showed about 9.65 million shares changed hands that day. The stock was also 11.89% above its close from seven days earlier, a sharp bounce after a difficult month for investors. The latest company filing was a June 12 daily buyback notification. Brambles said it bought 44,130 ordinary shares on June 11, after 3.73 million shares had been bought before that day, leaving 130.89 million shares still available under the maximum proposed buyback size. An on-market buyback means the company purchases its own shares through the stock
June 14, 2026
Macquarie Shares Surge With Investors Eyeing RBA Decision
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Macquarie Shares Surge With Investors Eyeing RBA Decision

Macquarie Group Ltd. ended Friday up 2.8% at A$242.44, climbing A$6.60 as the stock joined a wider rally in Australian shares. Investors bought back in, sending the S&P/ASX 200 about 2% higher for its strongest session since April. Macquarie now trades just below its recent highs. Macquarie isn’t a straightforward bank stock and the latest move shows why. Its earnings link to everything from retail banking to asset management and commodities trading, plus infrastructure and private credit. So, relief over rates feeds into different parts of the valuation: funding, sentiment, asset sales and appetite for financials. Reuters said banks gained in Friday’s rally. IG’s Tony Sycamore put the market strength down to “a continued run of softer domestic data” that
June 14, 2026
Commonwealth Bank of Australia Shares Rebound Before RBA Decision as CBA Valuation Debate Intensifies
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia Shares Rebound Before RBA Decision as CBA Valuation Debate Intensifies

Commonwealth Bank of Australia heads into the new trading week after a sharp relief bounce, with the stock closing at A$159.51 on Friday, up A$3.09, or 1.98%. The move came as the broader S&P/ASX 200 also rose 1.98% to 8,804, with banks and miners among the market’s strongest contributors as investors responded to improved global risk sentiment around the Middle East conflict. The rally matters because CBA is one of the heaviest stocks in the Australian market and a major driver of the financials sector. A stronger CBA share price can lift index sentiment, but the bounce also came after a volatile month in which investors had focused on higher provisions, housing-policy risk and the bank’s rich valuation. Reuters reported
June 14, 2026
BHP Share Price Jumps as Copper Momentum Offsets Port Hedland Strike Risk
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BHP Share Price Jumps as Copper Momentum Offsets Port Hedland Strike Risk

BHP Group Ltd heads into the new trading week with its share price supported by a broad resources rally, but investors are also weighing a fresh labour dispute at one of the world’s most important iron ore export hubs. BHP’s ASX price was listed at A$62.93, up 3.50%, while its NYSE-listed ADR was shown at US$90.82, up 3.20%. The move came as the S&P/ASX 200 jumped 1.98% to 8,804.00, with materials and banks leading gains after a risk-on turn in global markets. The immediate reason the move matters for BHP’s stock is that the company sits at the intersection of three market-sensitive themes: iron ore demand, copper pricing and geopolitical risk appetite. BHP and other large miners benefited from the
June 14, 2026
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