Markets today

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

London stocks closed mostly lower on Tuesday, with oil majors like Shell and BP among those weighing the FTSE 100 down.

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Stock prices in London were lower at Tuesday midday, as defence and energy stocks were down as the Brent oil price declined

London stock prices were mixed on Tuesday morning with little movement after UK unemployment increased as expected, meanwhile

Stocks closed mostly higher in London on Monday, in light of the most recent US rate cut and with investors expecting

Blue chip stock prices in London, Paris and Frankfurt were higher on Monday midday while London mining stocks rose amid

Stock prices opened higher at the start of the week which is filled with interest rate decisions by central banks; however

The FTSE 100 gave up early gains on Friday to end lower, after fresh evidence of a faltering UK economy dented confidence and

Stocks in London were higher at Friday midday, after data showed the UK gross domestic product declined in October; meanwhile

Stock prices in London were higher on Friday morning with 1Spatial on the AIM market experiencing a boost as it agreed in

The FTSE 100 pushed higher on Thursday, buoyed by a softer-than-expected tone from the US Federal Reserve after its latest

Stock prices in London were higher at midday Thursday while the International Energy Agency expects global oil demand to rise

Stock prices in London were mostly lower on Thursday morning after the US Federal Reserve announced an interest rate cut

The FTSE 100 outperformed its European peers on Wednesday ahead of the US Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision, with

London’s blue chip index continued to easily outperform its peers in Paris and Frankfurt at Wednesday midday, as the US

London’s blue chip index outperformed its peers in Paris and Frankfurt on Wednesday morning as shares in housebuilder

The FTSE 100 ended Tuesday broadly flat, held back by weakness in retailers as investors stayed cautious ahead of Wednesday’s

European stocks traded mixed on Tuesday afternoon, with US tech stocks in the limelight after Donald Trump’s agreement to

London’s blue chip index opened higher on Tuesday despite British American Tobacco falling; meanwhile Moonpig on the FTSE 250

London stocks edged lower at the start of the week, with Unilever weighing on the FTSE 100 and traders treading carefully

Stock prices in London were mostly lower at Monday midday, with SDCL Efficiency Income Trust falling sharply while Thruvision

The FTSE 100 opened the week in the red, after US inflation last week came in ‘broadly stable’, with an interest rate cut by