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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.

The FTSE 100 index opened

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

London stocks opened in the green on Friday as UK GDP growth exceeded expectations, despite US tariffs continuing to weigh on

UK stocks posted their biggest gains since the pandemic on Thursday after the US paused new reciprocal tariffs, as investors

The FTSE 100 snapped back on Thursday, mirroring a global relief rally after US President Donald Trump paused the rollout of

Stocks in London, Paris and Frankfurt were firmly in the green on Thursday morning, after the US announced it will keep 10%

The FTSE 100 suffered fresh losses on Wednesday as China hiked tariffs on US goods and market volatility spread to bonds

Stocks in Europe were firmly lower at Wednesday midday, amid a continued impact from US tariffs, with Brent plunging while

European stocks opened lower on Wednesday, as investors digest the ongoing trade war between the US and China.

The FTSE 100

London‘s FTSE 100 bounced back on Tuesday, ending a four-day losing streak, as gains in defence and insurance stocks helped

European stocks recovered at midday Tuesday, as investors continued to digest tariff fears, while the EU reportedly plans to

Stock prices in London, Paris and Frankfurt opened in the green on Tuesday, as investors remained vigilant on any further

Global stocks nosedived Monday as investors faced a third day of relentless selling, with Donald Trump doubling down on

London stocks tumbled again on Monday, with no FTSE 100 constituents in positive territory, as investors reacted to deepening

Stock prices remained in the doldrums on Monday morning as China responded to US tariffs, while EU trade ministers are

Shares ended higher in London on Friday as the German government agreed a defence and infrastructure spending package, while