Markets today

Stocks in London opened higher on Friday, with the FTSE 100 flirting with the 9,000 mark again but falling just short of a

London stocks closed mostly in the green on Thursday, despite reports of an increased UK jobless rate and after US President

London’s FTSE 100 traded higher on Thursday afternoon, while a broader dollar recovery and tepid UK unemployment data kept a

Stocks in London climbed up on Thursday morning after numbers pointed to a weakening jobs market, though there were some

Stocks in London closed mostly lower on Wednesday, pulled back amid reports that US President Donald Trump may soon remove

European stocks were mostly higher on Wednesday midday, shaking off hotter-than-expected UK consumer price inflation, and a

Both the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 barely budged on Wednesday morning, while the pound edged up, after a more robust than

London’s FTSE 100 closed in the red on Tuesday, after briefly passing the 9,000 mark, while a US inflation reading evidences

London’s FTSE 100 slipped back below the 9,000 point mark it breached in early trade, while stocks in mainland Europe edged

London’s blue chip index reached a new all-time high on Tuesday morning, with the mood in Europe largely optimistic before

European blue-chips closed lower on Monday after the latest round of tariff threats from US President Donald Trump, and as

London’s blue chip index was higher midday Monday, but tariff concerns unnerved European shares, after the weekend

European stocks struggled at the start of the week, with equity market appetite hurt by the latest tariff news, though the

London stocks closed mostly lower, although the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 rose for the week overall, following Friday’s soft UK

Stock prices continued to be lower in Europe at Friday midday, as tariff concerns persisted, while investors continue to

Stocks in London traded largely lower on Friday morning, though the FTSE 100 did manage another record high shortly after the

Mining stocks helped propel the FTSE 100 to a record high before London stocks closed higher on Thursday, as markets appeared

Stock prices were higher in Europe at midday Thursday, with miners and healthcare leading the FTSE 100 to a record high, as

London’s FTSE 100 hit its best-ever level on Thursday, as investors shrugged off tariff worries amid optimism that an EU-US

London’s blue-chip index closed in the green on Wednesday, as traders continued to weigh the latest shifts to US President

The FTSE 100 went into Wednesday afternoon higher, but peers in mainland Europe achieved heftier gains, on hope that an EU-US

Blue-chip stock indices in Europe were higher on Wednesday morning, although pharmaceuticals and miners suffered amid the

London stocks closed in the green on Tuesday, after US President Donald Trump’s new tariff deadline eased investors’ jitters

The FTSE 100 was on the up on some cautious tariff optimism on Tuesday, though a warning from the Office for Budget

European stocks were mixed on Tuesday morning, while Asian shares rose as US President Donald Trump suggested another delay