GlobalData (DATA) News Today

GlobalData Plc (LON:DATA) faces downward pressure today as investors react to recent broker price target cuts amid broader industry and macroeconomic developments.

• Positive Sentiment: Tariffs are driving supply chain localisation and automation, potentially boosting demand for GlobalData’s analytics and consulting services. Tariffs driving supply chain localisation and automation
• Positive Sentiment: Insights on how technology is rewiring consumer markets could highlight new opportunities for GlobalData’s data services. From pilots to platforms: how technology is rewiring consumer markets
• Neutral Sentiment: “Seven arguments for a post-growth model” discusses macroeconomic shifts but does not directly affect GlobalData’s core markets. Seven arguments for a post-growth model
• Neutral Sentiment: Kirkland & Ellis leading North American M&A legal advisory highlights healthy deal flow but has limited direct impact on GlobalData. Kirkland & Ellis leads North American M&A legal Advisers in H1 2025
• Neutral Sentiment: Goldman Sachs and PwC topping European M&A advisory underscores robust deal activity but doesn’t directly influence GlobalData’s earnings. Goldman Sachs, PwC lead European M&A advisers in H1 2025
• Neutral Sentiment: Europe outpacing the US in overseas investment could signal new markets for data intelligence but remains a distant driver. Europe moves ahead of US in companies’ overseas investment plans
• Negative Sentiment: Berenberg Bank cut GlobalData’s price target to GBX 260 from GBX 300, weighing on investor sentiment. Berenberg Bank Lowers GlobalData Price Target to GBX 260
• Negative Sentiment: Deutsche Bank reduced its price objective for GlobalData to GBX 195 from GBX 215, further pressuring the share price. Deutsche Bank Lowers GlobalData Price Expectations