Aarin Chiekrie is an Equity Analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown. He specializes in providing research and analysis on a diverse range of sectors, including retail, aviation, and finance, with a keen interest in how global economics influence individual companies. Aarin's insights have been featured in Hargreaves Lansdown, where he explores themes such as consumer behavior analytics and capital markets.
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LVMH has a tough start to the year as Q1 sales miss expectations across all divisions.
Sainsbury’s full-year results were largely as expected, but guidance for the year ahead fell short of market forecasts.
By: Aarin Chiekrie
With tariffs causing turmoil amongst global stock markets, investors could look outside the US for stability. Could the GRANOLAs just across the channel in Europe be worth a look?
Airbus saw growth across all its business units, helping to deliver better-than-expected profits.
Persimmon sales held up well over the first four months, and full-year completions guidance remains on track.
By: Aarin Chiekrie
While high-yielding dividend stocks might look attractive to investors, some of them could be a trap. Here are three share ideas where we think the attractive dividend yield looks sustainable.
ITV posts a small revenue decline as Media & Entertainment laps a tough comparable period.
National Grid managed to squeeze out better-than-expected profits, despite bringing in less revenue last year.
Warren Buffett is retiring after 60 years at Berkshire Hathaway. As an era ends, here's what we can learn from the timeless wisdom behind his investment philosophy.
What to watch from the FTSE 100, FTSE 250 and selected other companies reporting the week commencing 19 May 2025.
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