Deutsche Bank has selected Entain, British American Tobacco (BAT), ICG, and Coca-Cola HBC as its preferred European stocks for the fourth quarter of 2026. The bank highlights growth drivers such as online gaming expansion for Entain, sustainable growth and smoke-free product contributions for BAT, strong fee-related earnings for ICG, and organic growth with emerging market exposure for Coca-Cola HBC. These picks reflect expected positive cash flow, buybacks, and market demand that could benefit investors in the coming months. Deutsche Bank also updated its banking and industrial stock preferences, adding ING and SPIE while removing Barclays and Bunzl.
Deutsche Bank's top European stock picks include Entain, British American Tobacco, ICG, and Coca-Cola HBC. For readers following Consumer Staples-sector US stocks on Pluang, here is the market snapshot as of Oct 01, 2026 17:42 WIB: of 51 stocks, 20 rose and 28 fell today. Notable prices include SYSCO Corporation at USD 77.48 with a -0.62% change, Colgate-Palmolive Company at USD 84.80 with 0% Sell / 100% Buy order activity, and Philip Morris International Inc. at USD 189.73 with 98% Sell / 2% Buy order activity.
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