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The FTSE 100 was lower on Wednesday, with some corporate earnings disappointing, though sentiment was more optimistic in

The FTSE 100 kicked off Wednesday in the red, as earnings from the likes of HSBC, Rio Tinto and Taylor Wimpey failed to

London’s blue chip index edged higher on Tuesday, with its largest constituent AstraZeneca supporting gains, as investor

European blue-chips traded higher on Tuesday afternoon, with earnings from the likes of AstraZeneca and Barclays boosting the

Stock prices were mixed on Tuesday morning, with the FTSE 100 up a notch as Games Workshop reported an annual pretax profit

London’s blue chip index edged lower at Monday’s close as initial optimism faded around the EU’s trade deal with the US, with

The FTSE 100 tread water on Monday afternoon, easing from an earlier record high, while European peers remained in the green

Stocks in Europe opened higher at the start of the week, after US President Donald Trump on Sunday described his deal with

The FTSE 100 closed lower on Friday in London, after a six-day winning streak on expectations that the trade agreements will

European stocks traded mostly lower at Friday midday, while the FTSE 100 remained above 9,100 points, as investors wait for

Stocks in Europe gave back some gains made this week on Friday morning, following the Dow Jones Industrial Average into the

The FTSE 100 on Thursday closed at a new record high, after a US-Japan deal supported hopes for a trade agreement with Europe

Stocks in Europe remained higher at Thursday midday, as the European Central Bank is widely expected not to move interest

European stocks opened in the green on Thursday, as the UK announced a £6 billion trade deal with India, and after President

The FTSE 100 closed at a new record on Wednesday, following news of the US and Japan’s trade deal which also boded well for

London’s blue chip index reached a new record high after US President Donald Trump announced a trade deal with Japan

Stocks were higher in Europe on Wednesday morning after the US and Japan announced the agreement of a trade deal, separately

The FTSE 100 peaked at an all-time intra-day high on Tuesday, and closed at another record level, despite UK data showing

Stocks in Europe were mostly lower at Tuesday midday, as UK government bond yields spiked after official data showed an

European stocks opened generally lower on Tuesday, but FTSE 100’s Centrica enjoyed a boost as it announced it will buy an

London’s blue chip index rose on Monday, boosted by mining stocks, while trade in Europe was more nervy as investors brace

Blue chip stocks in Europe were mostly lower at Monday midday, as investors await updates on US-EU negotiations as the August

Stocks in Europe moved little on Monday morning but mining stocks enjoyed a boost, while Oxford Nanopore Technologies on the

London stocks rounded off the week with a higher close on Friday, while in the US housing starts rose modestly but

London’s FTSE 100 edged slightly higher on Friday, with BP among those on the up, but a blow for GSK sending shares in the