Markets today

Stocks in Europe were mostly higher on Wednesday morning, as a UK Cabinet minister warned of financial consequences following

London’s blue chip index closed out Tuesday in positive territory as Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey indicated rates

Stocks in Europe were mostly lower at Tuesday midday as large-scale industrial properties in England are expected to face a

London stocks opened higher on Tuesday, as new data showed the annual rate of UK house price growth slowed in June, as

Stocks in London ended lower on Monday, with housebuilders among the worst performers despite stronger mortgage approval data

Stocks were mixed at midday Monday, after China announced it will maintain duties on some steel products from the UK, EU and

London’s blue chip index opened slightly lower on Monday, ahead of UK mortgage approvals data, after the Office for National

Stocks in Europe closed higher on Friday, as investors welcomed signs of progress in US-China trade talks and looked past a

Stocks in Europe continued to fare higher on Friday midday as investors await a personal consumption expenditures data print

European stocks were higher on Friday morning after news that the US and China agreed to ‘an additional understanding’ on

London stocks closed in the green on Thursday, shaking off a stronger sterling which surged against the dollar, on chatter

Stock prices in Europe were higher and New York stocks were called to open in the green, amid reports that US President

Stocks in Europe were mostly higher on Thursday morning as US President Donald Trump seemed to aim for further de-escalation

Stocks in London closed lower on Wednesday, giving up earlier gains, though defence shares rose after NATO members pledged to

Stocks in Europe were in the red at Wednesday midday, with risk sentiment turning somewhat cautious despite the Israel-Iran

Stock prices in Europe followed New York and Asian stocks higher on Wednesday morning, on an Israel-Iran ceasefire, while

Stocks in London ended flat on Tuesday as strength in travel shares offset weakness in oil majors and gold miners, with

European stocks were in the green at Tuesday midday, as hopes of an easing of Middle East tensions lifted travel shares, hurt

European stocks opened higher on Tuesday, but a fall in oil and defence firms kept a lid on the FTSE 100’s advance, after

Stocks in London slipped on Monday as investors awaited Tehran’s response to US air strikes, while UK PMI data and comments

London’s FTSE 100 tread water on Monday afternoon, outperforming European peers, though losses for equities were contained as

London’s FTSE 100 fell at the start of the week, but averted a much deeper decline following US strikes on Iran.

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London’s FTSE 100 underperformed against its European peers on Friday as it closed in the red, pushed down by a weak retail

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Stocks in London, Paris and Frankfurt were mostly higher at Friday

Stocks in London, Paris and Frankfurt were mostly higher at Friday midday, despite UK data painting a ‘gloomy’ picture and