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FIVE at FIVE: Stocks to beat inflation; Cineworld’s Mission Impossible, Entain’s record fine, housebuilders go different ways

Here’s Proactive’s round-up of the top financial stories of the day, with helpful links taking you directly to the news

1. Cineworld blames lack of blockbuster films for liquidity problems

Cineworld said it is considering options to increase liquidity through a “comprehensive deleveraging transaction.”

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2. Entain fined for anti-money laundering failures

In one case, the Ladbrokes owner conducted just one chat interaction with an online customer who spent extended periods gambling overnight during an 18-month period in which they deposited £230,845, the commission said.

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3. Persimmon and Barratt are opposite ends of the spectrum

The performances and expected performances of the two firms, which are both impacted by the same macro-conditions, would suggest one is doing something extremely wrong, or the other is doing something extremely right.

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4. FTSE 100 ends in the red

At the close, the UK blue-chip index was down 20.31 points, or 0.3% at 7,515.75, above the day’s low of 7,501.54 but well below the session peak of 7,554.04 after a jump in UK inflation.

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5. Six stocks to beat inflation

Steve Windsor, co-founder of Atrato, said investors should look beyond traditional asset allocations for long-lasting inflation-linked returns.

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