Stock Movers Burberry Up, Wizz Air Jumps, Carrefour Climbs
Nov 13, 2025
Louise Moon, Bloomberg Breaking News editor, dives into recent market shifts. Burberry's shares soar after a surprising sales beat, fueled by renewed demand in China. Wizz Air experiences a significant surge as well, thanks to better-than-expected earnings and operational improvements after recent challenges. The podcast also highlights Carrefour's stock rise following the Saadé family's investment, which positions them as key stakeholders amidst France's retail struggles. Tune in for insightful market analyses!
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Burberry Turnaround Shows Early Signs
- Burberry's Q2 retail sales turned positive for the first time in two years, driven by strength in China and a return to core British branding.
- Management plans to reinvest margin gains into marketing and restructuring, so analysts expect no full-year outlook change.
Wizz Air Recovery Backed By Stabilisation
- Wizz Air beat second-quarter earnings expectations after crashing to a record low, helped by much lower-than-normal market expectations.
- The airline cut its four-year capacity outlook to 10% growth and slowed expansion to stabilise operations amid engine maintenance issues.
Saadé Family Joins Carrefour Board
- The Saadé family became a new roughly 4% anchor shareholder in Carrefour and will join the board, replacing Peninsula's stake.
- Carrefour faces tough competition and recent weak sales in France, but the new investor brings hopes of strategic change.