The Week Ahead: Crucial time for these popular stocks

As well as FTSE 100 results, a slew of high-profile mid-caps share their numbers in the days ahead.

12th July 2019 16:11

by Richard Hunter from interactive investor

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As well as FTSE 100 company results, a slew of high-profile mid-caps share their numbers in the days ahead. interactive investor's head of markets also runs through the big economic news of the week.

Monday 15 July

Trading Statements

Rio Tinto, City of London Group, Polar Capital Technology Trust, Northern Bear

AGM/EGM

JPMorgan European Investment Trust Growth

Tuesday 16 July

Trading Statements

Dairy Crest Group, Hays, BHP Group, Burberry, Gateley

AGM/EGM

Onthemarket, HICL Infrastructure, APQ Global, Axiom European Financial Debt

Wednesday 17 July

Trading Statements

Premier Oil, Severn Trent, TalkTalk Telecom, Headlam, Euromoney Institutional Investor, Galliford Try, Watches of Switzerland

AGM/EGM

Premier Foods, Severn Trent, Yellow Cake, Ramsdens, AO World, Burberry, B.P. Marsh & Partner)

Thursday 18 July

Stocks going ex-dividend on Thursday include Cranswick (LSE:CWK) and Walker Greenbank (LSE:WGB)

Trading statements

Thomas Cook (cancelled), SSE, AO World, easyJet, Moneysupermarket.com, Eve Sleep, Audioboom, Sports Direct International

AGM/EGM

Zoltav Resources, Babcock International, Evgen Pharma, Novacyt

Friday 19 July

AGM/EGM

Live Company Group, British Land, EVR Holdings

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