UK Stocks-Factors to watch on February 10

Feb 10 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 .FTSE index is seen opening higher on Tuesday, with futures FFIc1 up 0.2%.

BP: BP BP.L posted a fourth-quarter underlying replacement cost profit of $1.54 billion, up around 32% on last year and in line with expectations.

ASTRAZENECA: AstraZeneca AZN.L forecast profit and sales growth in 2026, betting on demand for its cancer treatments and newer drugs.

BARCLAYS: Barclays BARC.L said its annual profit increased 12% and announced new performance targets out to 2028.

COCA-COLA: Coca-Cola HBC AG CCH.L forecast 7%-10% growth in organic operating profit in 2026.

BELLWAY: Bellway BWY.L reported early signs of demand recovery in the crucial spring selling season after economic uncertainty during the autumn period dampened customer demand.

DUNELM: Dunelm DNLM.L flagged stronger sales growth in the third quarter on good winter sales, after the homeware retailer reported a 7.5% drop in half-yearly profit as sales slowed in the second quarter due to weak demand.

BT GROUP: BT BT.L named Katie Milligan as the chief of its Openreach business.

STANDARD CHARTERED: Standard Chartered STAN.L, 2888.HK CFO Diego De Giorgi left the bank. Peter Burrill was appointed as interim group CFO.

RETAIL: British retailers reported a bright start to 2026, marked by strong food sales and more in-store activity in January, the British Retail Consortium trade body said.

ENERGY: Britain will invest up to 1 billion pounds in community energy projects to help meet climate targets and cut local energy costs, it said.

COMMODITIES: Oil prices eased slightly, copper was range-bound, and gold fell.

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