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London’s blue chip index ended Wednesday’s shortened trading session slightly lower, as it cemented gains of 22% during 2025

London shares edged lower in subdued early trade on Wednesday, with the FTSE 100 only fractionally below its record close as

London’s blue chip index closed out Tuesday higher, with peers in Paris and Frankfurt following suit in the penultimate day

European markets were higher by midday on Tuesday in subdued, with strength in mining stocks offering some impetus to the

London shares edged modestly higher on Tuesday, but trading remained subdued as the holiday-shortened week rolled on with few

London’s blue chip index edged marginally lower on Monday in another shortened trading week as FTSE 250 company International

Stocks in London achieved solid, though unspectacular gains by Monday afternoon, in a quiet start to another holiday

London stocks were little changed at the open on Monday in quiet, pre-holiday trade, as investors looked ahead to US data and

The FTSE 100 edged lower in subdued pre-Christmas trading on Wednesday, with thin volumes keeping moves contained, though BP

Equities in London were mostly lower on Wednesday morning, with thinner trading ahead of the Christmas break.

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London stocks closed mostly higher on Tuesday, with the FTSE 100 among the risers, after reports of a surprise surge in US

Stocks in Europe were mixed on Tuesday afternoon, with gold remaining near its record high as a weaker dollar and tensions

European equities opened in a muted fashion on Tuesday, with modest gains in London and Frankfurt, while Paris remained flat

London stocks closed mixed on Monday, while gold and oil both rose as geopolitical tensions heightened, especially concerning

London’s blue chip index remained lower at midday on Monday, as equities in Europe made a cautious start to the Christmas

London’s blue chip index kicked off the festive week lower, but gold miners were boosted as the precious metal reached a new

London’s blue chip index ended Friday higher, as the dust settled on the Bank of England’s rate cut and a softer-than

Stock prices in London were mixed on Friday afternoon as shares in housebuilders fell after the Bank of England on Thursday

Stock prices in Europe barely budged on Friday morning as investors took stock after a trio of central bank decisions, with

London’s blue chip index ended Thursday higher, after the UK’s central bank narrowly voted to cut rates by 25 basis points.

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Stocks in London were fractionally higher on Thursday afternoon after the Bank of England announced a 25 basis point interest

London’s FTSE 100 crept marginally higher on Thursday morning, ahead of a pair of rate decisions in the afternoon and a US

London indexes ended mostly higher on Wednesday, supported by an increasing oil price and cooler-than-expected inflation

Stock prices in London rose at Wednesday midday amid strengthened expectations that the Bank of England will announce an

London’s blue chip index easily outperformed its peers in Paris and Frankfurt on Wednesday as UK consumer price index