The AIM All-Share Index dropped 1.8% to 740 this week, effectively reflecting the previous week’s poor performance.
The AIM All-Share Index dropped 1.8% to 740 this week, effectively reflecting the previous week’s poor performance.
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In the wider market, the AIM-All Share index had a flat week, adding 0.02% to 794 points, falling short of its benchmark, the FTSE 100, which rose 1.4% to 7,670.
Broadly, the AIM All-Share Index was mostly stable, experiencing a negligible 0.03% drop to 790.25 points during the first week of June. In contrast, the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250
Looking at the broader small-cap stock market, the AIM All-Share index dropped 0.55% to 789 points over the trading week, performing slightly worse than its FTSE 100 benchmark, which remained
In wider market trends, the AIM-All Share Index experienced a decrease of 2.4%, dipping to 792. Similarly, London’s top-tier FTSE 100 companies saw a decline of 2.1%, settling at 7,587.
The AIM-All Share Index was not able to keep up with the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250, declining by 0.7% to 811 points, while the FTSE indices saw modest gains.
The AIM All-Share Index ended the week down by about 1.5%, largely due to a 25bps interest rate hike by the Bank of England — though this was not entirely
The Bank of England’s governor, Andrew Bailey, along with the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) members, is expected to announce another interest rate hike this coming Thursday. There is ongoing debate about
The AIM All-Share Index followed a downward trend for most of the week, reaching its lowest point at 819 on Wednesday. However, an early Friday surge pushed it above 826,