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FTSE Today: Stocks inch higher ahead of Easter break
London stocks inched higher ahead of Easter, led by JD Sports' sales jump and a takeover battle for Spirent.
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London stocks inched higher ahead of Easter, led by JD Sports' sales jump and a takeover battle for Spirent.
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London stocks edged higher, buoyed by takeover interest in packaging firm DS Smith and an upbeat trading update from CMC Markets.
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Energy, banking shares pull index down, offset by packaging firm's potential buyout.
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FTSE gains ground ahead of key US reading; M&S and Ocado rally, Auto Trader slumps.
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Equity rally stalls as Russia-Ukraine conflict keeps buyers at bay.
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BoE's rate hold lifts London stocks to over 1-year high.
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FTSE 100 surges as Fed signals rate cuts, BoE policymakers drop hawkish bias.
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FTSE 100 ends marginally lower, while FTSE 250 gains on positive UK inflation data.
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Unilever jumps on shake-up plan, ice cream unit to be spun off.
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London stocks dip as investors eye central bank decisions. Phoenix Group tumbles on cost provision.
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London stocks rise ahead of US data. TP ICAP surges on buyback plan, but pet care firms tumble after competition concerns.
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FTSE 100 falls, but M&A deals lift other indices and individual stocks.
FTSE 100
European stock markets closed higher on Thursday, lifted by expectations of lower interest rates in both Europe and the US. The FTSE 100 edged up 0.2% to 7,692.46, the FTSE 250 climbed 0.6% to 19,583.98, and the AIM All-Share closed flat at 737.90.
FTSE 100
London’s stock market closed in positive territory on Wednesday, buoyed by strong earnings reports and a lack of hawkish surprises from the US Federal Reserve. The FTSE 100 index edged up 0.4% to 7,679.31, with the mid-cap FTSE 250 performing even better, rising 1.1% to
FTSE 100
London’s main stock market index, the FTSE 100, managed to eke out a small gain on Tuesday, closing up just 0.1% at 7,646.16. However, the broader market lacked direction, with the FTSE 250 gaining marginally and the AIM All-Share dipping slightly. Mining companies lead the pack,
FTSE 100
London stocks closed lower on Monday, with the FTSE 100 down 0.5%, as investors awaited a crucial week of economic data and policy announcements. While most sectors saw subdued trading, gold miners emerged as bright spots, buoyed by rising gold prices. Fresnillo and Endeavour surged over 2%, while Hochschild