UK clothing and homeware retailer Next Plc saw its online sales soar 38% in the nine-week Christmas trading period to 26 December, boosting better than expected full-price sales. However, the company remains cautious about the continued uncertainty caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, and its potential economic impact. Next's share price was up 8.69% in morning trading today (5 January).
Next continues to demonstrate its agility – What the analysts say
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