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Stocks in Europe were mostly higher on Wednesday morning, after Asian stocks closed higher, as investors await UK

Stocks in London finished higher on Tuesday, helped by positive results for major firms, but tempered some earlier gains

Stocks in Europe were higher at midday Tuesday as the EU announced the suspension of retaliatory tariffs on US goods, after

Stocks in Europe were generally higher on Tuesday morning, after New York stocks had closed up up on Monday as investors

Stocks climbed in London on Monday following Friday’s sell-off, helped by a less severe than expected motor finance ruling in

European stocks were higher on Monday at Midday, with New York stocks expected to open higher as well, ahead of US factory

Stocks in London, Paris and Frankfurt were generally higher on Monday morning, following Friday’s UK Supreme Court decision

London stocks ended the week on the back foot, as weak US payroll figures and a fresh wave of tariffs announced by President

Stocks continued to trade lower on Friday afternoon in London, Paris and Frankfurt, ahead of US unemployment and

Stocks in Europe opened lower on Friday morning as US President Donald Trump ordered tariffs on several trading partners at

London’s FTSE 100 retreated from earlier highs on Thursday, as strong earnings failed to sustain momentum after a hotter-than

Investors around midday on Thursday celebrated a big number of earnings that were published in the morning, ahead of weekly

Stocks in Europe were higher on Thursday morning as many companies published results on the final day of the month, which is

London’s FTSE 100 ended little changed on Wednesday, as investors digested a wave of corporate earnings and looked ahead to

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