EUROPE RESEARCH ROUNDUP-Banco Bpm, Firstgroup, Xps Pensions June 11 (Reuters) - Securities analysts revised their ratings and price targets on several European companies, including Banco Bpm, Firstgroup and Xps Pensions Group, on Tuesday. HIGHLIGHTS * Banco Bpm BAMI.MI : Morgan Stanley cuts to equal weight from overweight * Firstgroup Plc FGP.L : RBC raises target price to 200p from 195p * JCDecaux SE JCDX.PA : Deutsche Bank cuts to hold from buy * Next Plc NXT.L : HSBC raises target price to 9,

RPT-Shein's pre-IPO charm offensive hits roadblocks in Europe Repeats June 7 story, text unchanged By Helen Reid and James Davey LONDON, June 7 (Reuters) - As online fast-fashion retailer Shein ramps up its pre-IPO charm offensive in Britain, pushback is growing too from Europe's retail industry and lawmakers. As citizens of 27 countries vote in European Union elections, European manufacturers of fabric, clothes, leather goods and shoes this week called on future EU policymakers to protect the 1

Shein's pre-IPO charm offensive hits roadblocks in Europe By Helen Reid and James Davey LONDON, June 7 (Reuters) - As online fast-fashion retailer Shein ramps up its pre-IPO charm offensive in Britain, pushback is growing too from Europe's retail industry and lawmakers. As citizens of 27 countries vote in European Union elections, European manufacturers of fabric, clothes, leather goods and shoes this week called on future EU policymakers to protect the 1.5 million jobs in the sector from low-co

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BUZZ-UK's Next dips on weaker Q2 sales ** British clothing retailer Next shares NXT.L fall as much as 2.1% at 8,800p ** NXT flagged that its Q2 sales will be weaker than Q1, a 0.3% decline vs prior year's strong comparatives ** The company expects sales to recover and rise 2.5% in Q3 and Q4 ** Maintains sales and profit guidance for 2024 ** Reports