Markets today

The FTSE 100 ended higher on Tuesday amid signs of progress in US-China trade negotiations, with the winning stocks including

London’s FTSE 100 was firmly higher around midday on Wednesday, closing in on its previous all-time high, supported by gains

London’s FTSE 100 opened in the green on Tuesday, as housebuilders shone, while sterling struggled on the back of a softer UK

Stocks closed mostly higher on Monday in London, following a wave of mergers & acquisitions activity which saw Spectris and

European blue-chips remained in the red on Monday afternoon, weakened by a fall in defence stocks and investor apprehension

European stocks were muted at the market open on Monday, outperformed by Asian peers, as investors look to further trade

London stocks rounded off the week in the green, after stronger-than-expected US nonfarm payrolls data, while eyes stateside

Stocks were mostly steady on Friday, with upbeat eurozone growth figures supporting a cautious tone ahead of the key US

London equities edged up on Friday, as investors turned their focus to upcoming US jobs data for signs on the Federal Reserve

European stocks were mixed at the market close on Thursday, after the European Central Bank gave a more hawkish outlook on

Stock prices were mixed in London at Thursday midday, while Ireland’s Central Statistics Office reported a much higher on

Stocks in London, Paris and Frankfurt were mostly higher on Thursday morning, as investors await the next interest rate

London stocks closed in the green on Wednesday as data showed the UK services sector returned to growth in May, while the US

Stocks were mostly higher at Wednesday midday in Europe, as UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves insisted her fiscal rules were non

European stocks were higher at Wednesday morning, which is filled with purchasing managers’ indices releases, while miners on

London stocks ended mixed on Tuesday after lower growth forecasts from the OECD, as Wall Street traded in the green after

Stock prices in London were mostly a notch higher at midday on Tuesday, as the Organisation for Economic Co-operation &

Blue chip stocks in London, Paris and Frankfurt were in the green on Tuesday morning with UK Trade Secretary Jonathan

London stocks ended broadly flat on Monday, as investor hesitancy on renewed US-China trade tensions were offset by defence

Stocks in Europe were mixed at midday on Monday as gold got a boost with its reputation as a safe asset, ahead of US

Stock prices opened mixed in London on Monday, as UK house price growth sped up in May, while investors await a UK

London stocks ended higher on Friday, with M&G leading the way among blue-chips, as the FTSE 100 shrugged off tariff

European stocks were higher on Friday afternoon as the EU wants to reach a trade deal with the US. Meanwhile, Argentex rose

London’s blue chip index beat its peers in Paris and Frankfurt on Friday morning as Bank of England rate setter Alan Taylor

London’s FTSE 100 struggled as Thursday wore on, ending lower despite a decent start after Donald Trump’s tariff agenda