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(AWP Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers in Europe's major stock indices on Monday.
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CAC 40 WINNERS
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Stellantis NV, up 3.8% at EUR3.69
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Hermes International SCA, up 3.1% at EUR1,276.50, plunged 7.4% last week as earnings underwhelmed
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Societe Generale SA, up 2.5% at EUR61.17
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CAC 40 LOSERS
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EssilorLuxottica SA, down 0.9% at EUR179.60
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TotalEnergies SE, down 0.7% at EUR82.88, oil price weakens
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Carrefour SA, down 0.6% at EUR13.75, French unrest continues
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DAX 40 WINNERS
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Bayer AG, up 3.3% at EUR45.44
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Siemens Energy AG, up 2.8% at EUR122.04
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Mercedes-Benz Group AG, up 2.2% at EUR41.65
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DAX 40 LOSERS
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BASF SE, down 1.1% at EUR51.86, Deutsche Bank cuts to 'hold' from 'buy'
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Deutsche Telekom AG, down 1.1% at EUR25.07
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Beiersdorf AG, down 0.6% at EUR83.58
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FTSE 100 WINNERS
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Computacenter PLC, up 9.4% at 5,020.00p, lifts profit guidance
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Babcock International Group PLC, up 3.4% at 971.50p, defence rises ahead of UK budget
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International Consolidated Airlines Group SA, up 3.3% at 407.90p, lost some 5% last week on oil price surge
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FTSE 100 LOSERS
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BP PLC, down 2.3% at 624.15p, oil price weakens
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SSE PLC, down 2.0% at 2,471.00p
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Experian PLC, down 2.0% at 3,047.50p
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MIB 40 WINNERS
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Avio Spa, up 4.2% at EUR31.90, Berenberg raises to 'buy' from 'hold'
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Stellantis, up 3.6% at EUR3.68
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Technoprobe Spa, up 2.8% at EUR24.34
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MIB 40 LOSERS
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Eni Spa, down 3.1% at EUR26.80, Santander cuts to 'neutral' from 'outperform'
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Telecom Italia Spa, down 1.6% at EUR5.63
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Recordati Spa, down 1.4% at EUR53.05
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SMI 20 WINNERS
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Sandoz Group AG, up 2.1% at CHF82.32
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Geberit AG, up 1.5% at CHF572.60
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Galderma Group AG, up 1.3% at CHF193.50
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SMI 20 LOSERS
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Sika AG, down 1.9% at CHF176.80
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Swiss Re AG, down 1.0% at CHF152.90
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Logitech International SA, down 1.0% at CHF90.48
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European stock movers in focus:
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Computacenter PLC, up 9.4% at 5,020.00p, 12-month range 2,656.00p-6,045.00p. It reports it performed better than expected in the third quarter, and it now forecasts annual profit ahead of consensus. The Hatfield, England-based technology services provider expects adjusted pretax profit of at least GBP425 million for 2026, ahead of company-compiled consensus of GBP387.1 million. In last month's half-year results, Computacenter predicted adjusted pretax profit to be "significantly ahead of current market expectations", which at the time stood at GBP340.9 million. It said profit would be "no less than GBP380 million". In 2025, adjusted pretax profit amounted to GBP272.0 million, so it now expects growth of at least 56%.
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Air France KLM SA, up 4.1% at EUR10.36 in Paris, 12-month range EUR8.37-EUR14.43. The oil price cools on Monday, easing pressure on travel stocks, though it remains in lofty territory. Brent trades at USD115.19 a barrel on Monday, declining from USD116.72 late Friday. Shares in Air France KLM, the owner of the French and Dutch flag carriers, have slid 11% so far in October amid a surging oil price. A lofty oil price threatens to lift jet fuel costs for carriers.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev NV, down 3.5% at EUR72.74p each in Brussels, 12-month range EUR51.60-EUR76.30. Stocks with a Brazil exposure tumble in the wake of election results. The brewer's 62%-owned Ambev SA sinks 16% in pre-market dealings in New York. Brewer Ambev operates in Brazil, as well as nations including Argentina, Canada and Uruguay. Brazil's defeated presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro refused to recognise President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's victory on Sunday, citing the extension of polling hours over public transport issues that disrupted some voters, AFP reports.
"It is impossible to acknowledge the result," he said from Brasilia, adding that "I am going to request the annulment of these elections." AJ Bell analyst Russ Mould comments: "The political situation is more volatile in Brazil, with the surprise victory of incumbent Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in a knife-edge presidential election over his opponent Flavio Bolsonaro - perceived as more market-friendly - putting futures in Brazilian currency, bond and equity markets under pressure." The US dollar bought BRL4.9931 on Monday, up markedly from BRL4.9652 late on Friday.
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Babcock International Group PLC, up 3.4% at 971.50p, 12-month range 871.20p-1,527.00p. The UK government budget will set out a path for defence spending to hit 3% of national income by 2030, Prime Minister Andy Burnham said. The PM said national security was "at the top of the priority list" ahead of the autumn statement on Wednesday.
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By Eric Cunha, Alliance News news editor
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