Markets today

Stocks closed mixed on Monday, the FTSE 100 having set a new record, with banks offsetting declines for gold companies as the

London’s blue chip index outperformed its peers in Paris and Frankfurt at Monday midday, despite HSBC shares trading lower

Stock prices in London were mixed on Monday morning as US President Donald Trump arrived in Japan, with investors awaiting

Stock prices in London were mixed on Monday morning as US President Donald Trump arrived in Japan, with investors awaiting

London’s blue chip index ended Friday in the green, as a softer-than-expected inflation print in the US raised rate cut hopes

Stock prices in London went into the afternoon in negative territory, with sentiment cautious before the release of a key US

Stock prices in London were mostly higher on Friday morning ahead of UK PMI data, while the gold price retreated; meanwhile

London’s blue chip index forged ahead on Thursday, buoyed by gains in the commodity sector amid coordinated EU-US sanctions

Stocks in London were up at Thursday midday in London, while the price of oil and gold enjoyed a boost, sending energy

Stocks in London were up at Thursday midday in London, while the price of oil and gold enjoyed a boost, sending energy

Stock prices were higher in London on Thursday morning, with Shell and BP boosted amid higher oil prices on a day filled with

London’s blue chip index climbed higher on Wednesday, buoyed by housebuilders amid boosted rate cut hopes.

The FTSE 100 index

London’s blue chip index continued to beat its European peers as shares of UK housebuilders climbed following UK house price

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

London’s blue chip index ended the day higher on Tuesday, holding firm as reversals in the prices of precious metals hurt

Stocks in London were mixed at Tuesday midday while the FTSE 100 was higher, with property developer Segro rising after

(Correcting first date for Brent oil price to Tuesday.)

Blue chip indices in London, Paris and Frankfurt were a notch higher

Blue chip indices in London, Paris and Frankfurt were a notch higher on Tuesday morning after figures showed UK borrowing

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