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Banking Stocks, Barclays Fuels Ferrari, Sportswear Sinks | Stock Movers
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5:05Now PlayingOn this episode of Stock Movers:
- The rally in European banking stocks shows few signs of cooling down after another stellar quarter. The Stoxx 600 Banks Index has surged 25% this year, its best three months since 2020. That’s made it the top-performing sector in Europe by far as investors keep increasing their exposure, and strategists see more gains ahead.
- Ferrari gets buy-equivalent ratings at Barclays and Kepler Cheuvreux after the Italian sportscarmaker confirmed its financial guidance for the year following a recent share-price slide. Both brokers cited the firm’s “unique” resilience.
- European sports apparel stocks are in focus on Friday after Lululemon Athletica shares dropped after the US brand delivered a disappointing outlook for the year and voiced concerns about consumer spending. We're watching Watch Adidas and Puma in Germany, and sports retailers JD Sports and Frasers (Sports Direct) in London.
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