Markets today

Stock prices in London opened lower on Wednesday as investors were more risk-averse amid the continuous war between the US

London’s blue chip index ended higher on Tuesday, buoyed by improved sentiment around inflation expectations as the price of

London’s blue chip index was higher at midday on Tuesday, mirroring its European counterparts, as a retreating oil price

Stock prices in London opened higher on Tuesday after a relief in the price of oil and gas following Donald Trump’s comments

London’s blue chip index ended Monday in the red, but recovered some of its earlier losses, as the ongoing conflict in Iran

Stock prices in Europe were mostly lower on Monday midday as investor sentiment worsened in March; meanwhile the chances of

Stock prices in Europe opened mostly lower on Monday, as the price of Brent oil per barrel topped the $100-mark, marking the

London stocks extended their sell-off on Friday as Brent crude surged above $90 a barrel, driving UK bond yields higher and

Stock prices in London were mostly lower on Friday midday ahead of US nonfarm payrolls data, after Eurostat revised down

Stock prices in London were mostly higher on Friday morning, as UK house prices grew sharper than expected in February

London stocks fell on Thursday after early gains faded, as another jump in oil prices amid the deepening Middle East conflict

Stocks in London were mostly higher on Thursday midday ahead of weekly US jobless data, after UK’s construction sector

Blue chip stock indices in London, Paris and Frankfurt opened lower on Thursday amid an avalanche of UK earnings and trading

London stocks rebounded on Wednesday after two days of heavy losses, as easing oil prices and tentative signs of diplomatic

London’s FTSE 100 was higher on Wednesday midday as miners rose amid a higher gold price; meanwhile the unemployment rate in

Stocks were mixed on Wednesday morning in London as the war in Iran continued, with US President Donald Trump pledging that

London stocks suffered heavy losses on Tuesday as escalating conflict in the Middle East drove oil prices sharply higher

Stock prices in London remained lower at midday on Tuesday as the upcoming UK spring statement by Chancellor Rachel Reeves is

Stock prices in London opened much lower on Tuesday, amid a sharp surge in gas prices while stocks of airline companies

London stocks fell on Monday, though by less than their European peers, as escalating US and Israeli strikes on Iran rattled

Stock prices were lower on Monday midday in London as travel issues continued in the Middle East, with hundreds of thousands

Defence stocks and oil stocks rose on Monday morning while travel stocks were hit as airports across the Middle East continue

The FTSE 100 ended an already record-breaking week at another new high on Friday, while oil prices have climbed as tensions

Stock prices in London were mostly higher on Friday midday, however British Airways parent IAG saw its shares fall after

London’s FTSE 100 index was on the up on Friday morning, outperforming continental peers, while the pound was slightly lower