Persimmon building confidence after post-Brexit pain
Persimmon is showing signs of recovery following its immediate pain following the EU Referendum vote as reported in its Q3 trading update.
Persimmon is showing signs of recovery following its immediate pain following the EU Referendum vote as reported in its Q3 trading update.
Persimmon shares climbed by 4.4% to 1872p following the release of its first half numbers, making it the top performer in the FTSE 100 index on Tuesday morning.
Persimmon’s share price dropped by 5% to 1364p Tuesday despite posting encouraging growth in group revenues and completion volumes over the first half of the year.
Standard Charted shares fell 5.7% in morning trading after the bank reported a surprising loss.