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London’s blue chip index closed out Monday higher, despite housebuilders dragging on performance, as hopes of a US-China

Stocks in London were mostly higher at Monday midday, aided by well-performing finance and defence stocks while housebuilders

Blue chip stocks in London, Paris and Frankfurt were mostly higher on Monday morning amid new optimism regarding US-China

London’s blue chip index closed out Friday in the red, though recovered some its earlier losses, as mining stocks weighed

Stocks in London were in the doldrums on Friday, with US credit worries weighing on sentiment as the week winds down, adding

London stocks traded sharply lower on Friday as fears over US regional banks reignited credit market worries and weighed on

London’s blue chip index closed out Thursday marginally higher, bolstered by Croda’s advance, as a US Fed chair contender

London’s FTSE 100 traded lower on Thursday, the outlier in Europe, but the pound was back above the $1.34 mark despite tepid

Equities in London were largely lower Thursday on simmering US-China trade tensions, while Whitbread was the worst FTSE 100

London’s blue chip index closed out Wednesday lower, dragged by defence stocks, as European peer the CAC 40 was lifted by

London’s FTSE 100 was on the decline, with UK public finances in focus after remarks on tax by the chancellor, while the

London’s blue chip index underperformed against European peers early Wednesday, but the star of the show was the CAC 40

London’s blue chip index improved slightly on Tuesday, as easyjet flew high amid investor interest and gold continued its

London’s FTSE 100 was hurt trade war worries and share price falls for miners and oil major BP on Tuesday, while stocks in

Equities in London traded lower on Tuesday morning, with the pound also on the back foot after the UK unemployment rate came

Large-cap miners prospered on Monday as gold prices surged, with indices closing higher across the board.

The FTSE 100 index

London’s FTSE 100 surrendered some earlier progress but was on the up on Monday afternoon, as US President Donald Trump took

European stocks opened higher on Monday after US President Donald Trump struck a conciliatory tone with China, meanwhile gold

London’s blue chip index closed out the the week in the red, with equities suffering globally as US President Donald Trump’s

Stock prices in London were down at Friday midday, but staffing company Hays was one of the top risers as it noted that

Stock prices in London were lower on Friday morning, with FTSE 250’s Ibstock falling as it noted demand was weaker than

London’s blue chip index slipped into the red on Thursday, dragged by a mixture of sectors, as gold gave up some gains

London stocks were mixed at midday on Thursday, with FTSE 100’s HSBC continuing to be firmly in the red, while FTSE 250 firm

London’s blue chip index was lower while its peers in Paris and Frankfurt were higher on Thursday morning, with HSBC falling

London’s blue chip index closed out Wednesday higher as gold miners took flight as the price of the yellow metal rose further