Rolls-Royce share price has fallen sharply by 25%, reaching 1,181p. Weekend trading showed a 0.43% reduction from its Xetra close of EUR 14.06. MarketBeat advises holding shares, while City AM reports a increase in shares following a defense borrowing plan. Despite favorable news, Safran's aftermarket warning has influenced Rolls-Royce's performance. Traders Union suggests a probable recovery due to strong investor interest.
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