Markets today

London stocks were mixed at midday on Tuesday, as fresh warnings over slowing UK growth and weaker-than-expected flash PMI

London stocks opened higher on Tuesday, lifted by upbeat results from Kingfisher and record-breaking gold prices.

The FTSE 100

London’s blue chip index outperformed its peers in Paris and Frankfurt on Monday, buoyed by mining stocks as gold reached a

London stocks were mixed at midday on Monday, with miners climbing to the top of the FTSE 100 as gold prices soared to a new

London stocks were mixed at the open on Monday, with airlines under pressure following a weekend cyber attack, while miners

Indexes in London closed mixed on Friday, as investors mulled the latest economic data and the crucial cut to the Federal

Stocks in London were mostly lower at Friday midday, while the FTSE 100 was a notch higher as UK government net borrowing

Stocks in Europe were mostly higher on Friday morning as a week stacked with major central bank decisions draws to a close

Stocks in London closed higher on Thursday after the Bank of England voted to hold UK interest rates at 4.00%, as expected

The FTSE 100 stayed in the green on Thursday afternoon after the Bank of England kept rates on hold and slowed the pace of

European blue-chips traded higher on Thursday afternoon, in the run-up to an expected Bank of England hold and after the US

London’s FTSE 100 closed higher on Wednesday after a rate cut in Canada, while investors now turn to the US Federal Reserve’s

Stock prices were mixed in Europe on Wednesday afternoon as a Federal Reserve decision and an expected 25 basis point cut

Stocks in Europe opened a notch higher on Wednesday ahead of eurozone consumer price index inflation data, hours before a

Indexes in London finished mostly lower on Tuesday, as a rate cut decision from the US Federal Reserve and a UK state visit

A stronger pound kept the FTSE 100 at bay on Tuesday but shares in New York are set to push even higher after a record start

Equities in London moved largely on Tuesday morning, failing to replicate the impetus seen from New York, where there was

The FTSE 250 closed up but other indices were lower on Monday, as investors await an expected interest rate cut by the US

London’s FTSE 100 was virtually unchanged on Monday afternoon, underperforming European peers which registered confident

London’s blue chip index performed worse than its European peers at the start of a week filled with interest rate decisions

The FTSE 100 closed lower on Friday, with earlier growth stalling after news of lower US consumer sentiment and a tepid UK

London’s blue chip index beat its European peers at Friday midday ahead of the US Michigan consumer sentiment index, while

Stock prices in Europe opened largely higher on Friday, while sterling faded after numbers showed the UK economy registered

Stocks closed higher on Thursday, with the dollar showing some weakness, after soft US jobs data increased the likelihood of

Shares were trading higher on Thursday, ahead of a European Central Bank decision, while a US inflation reading will also be