The AIM All-Share had one of its best weeks of the year, rising 1.7% to 792. However, it still lagged behind the FTSE 100, which climbed 2% to reach record
The AIM All-Share had one of its best weeks of the year, rising 1.7% to 792. However, it still lagged behind the FTSE 100, which climbed 2% to reach record
After a shaky mid-week dip, the AIM All-Share index ended the week 0.5pc higher, closing at 769.74 following a late rally. The FTSE 100 closed Friday’s session down 14 points
The FTSE 100 rose 12 points to finish at 9,321 on Friday, marking a fourth consecutive record close.
The AIM All-Share barely moved week-on-week, closing at 761.15, as trading succumbed to the usual mid-August malaise. It was a similar story for the FTSE 100, the AIM’s benchmark, which
As the FTSE 100 pushed into record territory, investor interest in small-cap stocks appeared to fade.
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London’s stock market closed at its highest level in more than a week. The FTSE 100 climbed 63 points, or 0.7%, to finish at 8,799, marking its strongest close since 18 June. The blue-chip index was
The FTSE 100 ended the week down 0.2%, despite spending much of the session in positive territory. The FTSE 250 fared better, rising 0.4% by the close.
Britain’s stock market closed in the red on Friday, as escalating conflict in the Middle East pressured investor sentiment and dragged down share prices.
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