Markets today

The FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 rallied going into Wednesday’s close, after comments from US President Donald Trump sparked fresh

European markets found firmer footing on Wednesday as progress on an EU-US trade pact boosted confidence, while softer-than

Stocks in London were on the decline on Wednesday morning, as oil remained lofty despite a government effort to contain it

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Stocks closed mixed on Tuesday, as US bond yields hit their highest mark

(Corrects typo regarding euro-dollar comparison.)

Stocks closed mixed on Tuesday, as US bond yields hit their highest mark

Stocks closed mixed on Tuesday, as US bond yields hit their highest mark since 2007, and after ‘dreadful’ UK unemployment

European stocks were in the green, powered by ongoing hopes for peace between the US and Iran, while miners kept a lid on the

European stocks opened higher on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump noted a ‘very positive development’ in discussions

The FTSE 100 recovered from Friday’s falls to end in the green on Monday, although oil remained above the $110 mark as

London’s blue chip index outperformed European peers on Monday, in cautious stock market trade as oil prices continue to rise

Stocks in London were largely on the decline at the start of the week, after US President Donald Trump warned Iran to agree a

London’s blue chip index ended Friday in the red, mirroring its European peers, as hotly anticipated talks between the US and

Stock prices in London were lower at Friday midday ahead of US industrial production data, as gilt markets reacted sharply to

Stock prices in London opened lower on Friday as the drama revolving around the leadership of UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer

The FTSE 100 closed higher on Thursday, shrugging off the UK’s ongoing political drama, while the price of oil cooled in

Stock prices in London were higher on Thursday midday ahead of a slew of US data including jobless figures and retail sales

Stock prices in London were mixed on Thursday morning amid uncertainty regarding the future of UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer

London’s blue chip index closed in the green on Wednesday, buoyed by gains in the mining sector, as UK Prime Minister Keir

Stock prices in London were little moved on Wednesday afternoon ahead of US producer price index inflation data, and

Stock prices were higher on Wednesday morning in London as miners enjoyed a boost amid a rise in the gold price, while the

London’s blue chip index edged slightly lower on Tuesday, as bond yields in the UK stretched amid mounting calls for Prime

Stock prices in London were lower on Tuesday midday amid turmoil revolving around the leadership of UK Prime Minister Keir

Stock prices in London were in the red on Tuesday morning amid uncertainty regarding the leadership of UK Prime Minister Keir

Stocks in London closed mixed on Monday, while oil prices remained elevated as hopes of an imminent peace deal between the US

Stock prices in London were little changed on Monday midday after they traded a notch higher in the morning, as investor