London’s FTSE 100 closed at a three-month high on Friday, as gains among insurers, energy companies and consumer-focused businesses helped Britain’s blue-chip index withstand another sell-off in US technology stocks.
Nasdaq falls as Microsoft and Nvidia erase early Wall Street gains
Wall Street opened higher on Friday, after US producer price inflation came in below expectations, although early gains faded among technology stocks as Microsoft and Nvidia remained under pressure.
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FTSE 100 rises at midday as Aviva and Wise rally despite Microsoft outage
London’s FTSE 100 edged higher at midday on Friday, as strong trading updates from Aviva and Wise supported financial stocks, while investors assessed slowing eurozone economic growth, rising US bond
FTSE 100 slips 0.2% at open despite gains for Aviva, BP and Shell
London’s FTSE 100 edged lower in early trading on Friday, as cautious investor sentiment following overnight losses on Wall Street outweighed gains among insurance and energy companies.
Microsoft 365 outage disrupts Outlook and Teams worldwide
Microsoft is battling a major worldwide service outage affecting Outlook, Microsoft 365 and Teams, leaving users and businesses unable to access email and other cloud-based applications as engineers work to
FTSE 100 set to fall as Ukraine peace talks and US-Iran tensions unsettle markets
London’s FTSE 100 is expected to open lower on Friday, 13 November, as investors assess developments in Ukraine peace negotiations, renewed tensions between Washington and Tehran and continued weakness across
FTSE 100 closes 28 points higher despite Nvidia turmoil
London’s FTSE 100 recovered from afternoon weakness to close higher on Thursday, 12 November, as stronger-than-expected UK economic growth and upbeat corporate results from Burberry and 3i Group helped offset
Nasdaq falls 1.5% as Nvidia leadership shake-up hits Wall Street and AI stocks
Wall Street opened lower on Thursday, as the resignation of Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang unsettled investors and triggered renewed selling across artificial intelligence and semiconductor stocks, with the Nasdaq
Nvidia loses $888bn in market value as Jensen Huang resigns and shares plunge 13%
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) shares plunged more than 13% at the opening bell on Wall Street on Thursday, 12 November, after co-founder Jensen Huang resigned as President, Chief Executive Officer and
FTSE 100 rises at midday as Burberry, Rolls-Royce and B&M rally
London’s FTSE 100 traded higher at midday on Thursday, 12 November, as positive corporate updates from Rolls-Royce, Burberry and housebuilder Persimmon lifted investor sentiment, while UK economic growth accelerated to
What happened overnight – Thursday 12th November 2026
Asian stock markets traded mostly lower on Thursday, 12 November, as renewed uncertainty surrounding Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang weighed on technology shares, following reports that the semiconductor giant’s board