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BofA Securities Maintains Vodafone(VOD.US) With Buy Rating
Promising Mid-Term Outlook for Vodafone Amidst Regional Growth and Strategic Investments
Vodafone Launches €500 Million Share Buyback Program
Vodafone Group to Start EUR500M Shr Buyback Program
Vodafone Idea Narrows Consolidated Loss in Fiscal Q2
Vodafone To Go Ex-Dividend On November 22nd, 2024 With 0.24231 USD Dividend Per Share
Vodafone Call Volume Above Normal and Directionally Bullish
European Equities Traded in the US as American Depositary Fall in Wednesday Trading
Deutsche Bank Keeps Their Buy Rating on Vodafone (VOD)
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Daily short sale tracking: Grab Holdings's short volume increased by 5 million, with a short sale ratio of 10%
EU Court Upholds Approval of Vodafone Deal With Liberty Global -- Update
Swisscom's Vodafone Italia Deal Gets Clearance From Italy's Communications Regulator
Express News | EU's Second Top Court: Dismisses Challenge by Deutsche Telekom and Others Over Vodafone's Earlier Agreement to Buy Liberty Global's Cable Networks in Germany and Central Europe
Vodafone Expands Share Buyback Program
Vodafone Group PLC (VOD) (H1 2025) Earnings Call Highlights: Strong Growth in Digital Services ...
Vodafone Reports Steady Earnings Amid Strategic Restructuring
Top Gap Ups and Downs on Tuesday: HON, SHOP, SE and More
Vodafone Italy Extends and Expands Relationship With Amdocs to Modernize and Migrate Its Systems to the Cloud, Improving Operational Efficiency and Empowering New Innovative Services
European stock markets saw their largest three-month decline, with investors' concerns over Trump's policies intensifying.
European stock markets experienced their largest decline in over three months on Tuesday, as investors worried that newly elected President Donald Trump’s policies would push inflation higher and his plans to raise trade barriers could undermine economic growth in Europe. The Stoxx Europe 600 index closed down 2.1%, marking the largest single-day drop since August 5. Although all sector indexes fell, the steep drop in iron ore prices and the continued decline in aluminum prices led to the largest drop in mining stocks. The luxury goods industry was also hit hard, with leading stock LVMH falling 4.5%. Technology stocks performed well, with Swiss company Temenos AG's stock price rising.