UK Stocks-Factors to watch on September 11 (updated)
11/09/2025 07:57
Adds company news, updates futures Sept 11 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 .FTSE index is seen opening higher on Thursday, with futures FFIc1 up 0.22%. * ENERGEAN: British gas producer Energean ENOG.L cut its annual production forecast for the second time in nearly four months, hurt by the temporary suspension of production in Israel in June. * FEVRTREE: Tonic maker Fevertree Drinks FEVR.L reported a 15% fall in first-half pretax profit, dragged by weak UK sales to bars and restaurants and lower U.S. margins. * HEATHROW: Heathrow Airport said that it has handled more than 8 million passengers in August. * JOHN LEWIS: British retailer the John Lewis Partnership reported a deeper first half loss , but said it was "well positioned" to deliver full year profit growth. * STANDARD CHARTERED: Zambia's high court has ruled that Standard Chartered STAN.L does not have to pay $500,000 compensation to a former client it sold a now-defaulted Chinese property bond to at the height of the Asian country's real-estate crisis. * HOUSE PRICES: British house prices showed the most widespread falls in more than a year-and-a-half in August as new buyer demand weakened against a backdrop of a weak economy, high inflation and uncertain interest rate outlook, a survey showed. * PHARMA INDUSTRY: Britain's main pharmaceutical lobby group said foreign investment in the sector has fallen due to its approach to drug pricing. * COMMODITIES: Oil prices retreated a tad on Thursday on weak demand in the United States and broad oversupply risks, gold prices edged lower, and copper prices on the LME slipped in early Asian trade, weighed by potentially lackluster demand. * EX-DIVS: Intertek Group PLC ITRK.L and M&G PLC MNG.L will trade without entitlement to their latest dividend pay-outs. * For more on the factors affecting European stocks, please click on: LIVE/ TODAY'S UK PAPERS > Financial Times PRESS/FT > Other business headlines PRESS/GB (Compiled by Ankita Bora in Bengaluru) ((Ankita.Bora@thomsonreuters.com))