FTSE 100 climbs as banks rally on Asian strength
Banks lifted FTSE 100 higher as Asian optimism spread while mining stocks retreated from gains.
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Banks lifted FTSE 100 higher as Asian optimism spread while mining stocks retreated from gains.
FTSE 100 opens lower as dollar weakens, metals rally, and investors await major Big Tech earnings.
SSP Group Q1 sales rise 6% with strong UK growth; full-year guidance remains unchanged.
UK retail sales beat forecasts, lifting the FTSE 100, while mid-caps lag despite broader sector gains.
B&M lowers full-year guidance due to pricing, clearance investments, and Heron Foods underperformance.
London stocks rise as tariff threats fade, UK borrowing disappoints less, and risk appetite returns.
FTSE 100 opens flat as UK inflation rises; Burberry and Rio Tinto outperform, JD Wetherspoon declines.
FTSE 100 falls 1.2% as US tariff threats, Davos headlines, and European uncertainty weigh on stocks.
Trump’s Greenland tariffs rattle Europe, boosting defence and gold; WH Smith surges, Marshalls slips. US closed.
London shares recover on Friday as hotels and defence rise, offsetting retail weakness and small-cap volatility.
Ashmore shares jump as $2.6bn net inflows highlight renewed investor appetite for emerging markets.
FTSE rises modestly after UK GDP beats forecasts, with Schroders surging on upbeat profit outlook.
FTSE 100 lifted by miners and gold, Pearson and Mirriad fell; AstraZeneca and Truetide advanced.
FTSE 100 flat as healthcare falls; Whitbread, Diageo rise; US Fed concerns, earnings season ahead.
FTSE 100 opens lower as Fed concerns weigh; Oxford Nanopore and JD Sports post strong gains.
FTSE 100 rises as Glencore–Rio merger talks lift miners, while Sainsbury’s slides after mixed Christmas trading.
FTSE 100 dips as AB Foods, Tesco, and Shell disappoint; Ocado and Cerillion climb.
FTSE 100 retreats from record highs as oil and mining shares lag, while defensive and retailer stocks outperform.
Next shares rise as Christmas sales exceed expectations, profit guidance increases and international growth drives strength.
FTSE 100 rises as Next leads gains; inflation data and corporate movers shape early London trading.
Dow Jones jumps sharply as energy and financial stocks lift the index after Venezuela geopolitical headlines.
FTSE 100 rises as miners and defence stocks gain following Venezuela turmoil, amid light trading volumes.
Tesla drags large-cap tech lower while S&P 500 and Nasdaq fade after early gains today.
FTSE 100 tops 10,000 as defence, energy stocks lead gains, Seplat rises, Tap Global falls.
FTSE edges lower in thin trading after record highs, rounding off a strong year for London stocks.
London stocks edge higher as year-end trading picks up, with Fresnillo leading gains ahead of Fed minutes.
FTSE opens mixed in thin trade as miners rise, dealmaking drives mid-caps, and metals ease.
FTSE drifts lower on Christmas Eve as BP sale leads quiet trading and light volumes.
London opens quietly before Christmas, FTSE holds firm, Metlen rises, Videndum slumps, pound strengthens.
FTSE 100 slips as UK growth worries return, gold miners shine, and hopes of 10,000 fade.
US stocks rise as tech rebounds, gold and silver surge to record highs, outpacing major assets.
FTSE 100 slips 0.6% as UK GDP slows; Rank, Harbour Energy fall, Atlantic Lithium jumps.
FTSE 100 rises as Anglo American advances and Carnival surges on record profit, dividends reinstated.
Global stocks rose as tech rallied, Oracle jumped on TikTok deal, while tariffs hit consumer names.
WH Smith profits collapse, dividend cut, North American accounting error undermines travel retail growth and investor confidence.
London trades quietly as central banks diverge, retail sales miss forecasts, and Strix jumps on asset sale.
Wall Street rebounds as softer inflation data and Micron earnings spark a recovery in tech stocks.
London shares rise as BoE cuts rates, corporate news lifts Currys, Whitbread, and Tekmar stocks.
November CPI undershoots forecasts, easing inflation and pushing Wall Street futures higher before US open.
Currys shares jump 10% as profits rebound, interim dividend returns, and growth continues in UK and Nordics.