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Stock prices in London and Frankfurt were higher at Tuesday midday, as investors wait for US trade balance data, with US

Stock prices in London were in the green on Tuesday morning, despite Associated British Foods and BP shares falling after

Stocks in London closed mostly higher on Thursday as investors weighed earnings and kept an eye on the latest developments in

Stocks in London, Paris and Frankfurt were in the red at midday on Thursday, after Russia launched an overnight attack on

Stocks in Europe were lower on Thursday morning, as Beijing said any claims of ongoing trade talks with Washington were

London stocks closed higher on Wednesday, following a backtrack by US President Donald Trump on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome

London’s blue chip index was in the green at Wednesday midday, but trailed its peers in Paris and Frankfurt, as flash UK PMI

Stocks in London, Paris and Frankfurt were in the green on Wednesday morning, as China said the ‘door for talks is wide open

The FTSE 100 ended higher on Tuesday, as US stocks rallied somewhat ahead of ‘a crunch week in the US earnings season’.

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London stocks were mixed at midday on Tuesday, as UK firms put the brakes on investment plans amid US tariff concerns, while

London’s blue chip index outperformed its peers in Paris and Frankfurt at the open on Tuesday after the long Easter weekend

London remained broadly flat at Thursday’s close against red European markets, as investors digested a European Central Bank

London stocks drifted lower on Thursday, with investor sentiment weighed down by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s

London stocks fell on Thursday morning after US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s warning that tariffs could generate

London’s FTSE 100 remained in the green on Wednesday after a last-minute rally, in the wake of a softened domestic inflation

London stocks slipped on Wednesday as investors digested cautious updates from WH Smith and Bunzl, while fresh US probes into

UK stocks edged lower on Wednesday morning as inflation eased more than forecast and Bunzl slumped on a downbeat trading

London stocks closed in the green for the fourth consecutive day on Tuesday, as investors remain hopeful for a potential

London equities were higher at midday on Tuesday, lifted in part by suggestions of tariff flexibility for the motor sector.

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London stocks opened higher on Tuesday, with UK unemployment holding steady in the latest quarter.

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London stocks closed in the green on Monday, while the pound rose, in the wake of a partial reprieve to the US tariff chaos

London stocks were up at midday on Monday as news that US tariffs will exempt smartphones and other electronics lifted tech

London stocks opened higher on Monday, buoyed by news that consumer electronics will be exempt from US tariffs, easing

London stocks outperformed European peers on Friday as tariff tension lingered and mixed US bank earnings failed to lift

London stocks were mostly in the green at midday on Friday, as China vows to ignore further tariffs from US President Donald