British Gas has agreed to pay £20 million into Ofgem’s voluntary redress fund to settle an investigation into the forced installation of prepayment meters on vulnerable customers.
UK power prices on course to top energy crisis levels by 2030
Chris O’Shea, the chief executive of Centrica (parent company of British Gas), has warned that electricity prices in Britain are on track to be higher in 2030 than they were
Suppliers Hit Out at Green Levies as UK Energy Bills Climb
Energy Giants Warn Green Levies Could Add £300 to Bills by 2030
FTSE 100 Ends at Record High as European Markets Reach Two-Month Peaks
The FTSE 100 notched a record closing high today, edging up 0.1% to 9,177.24, as investors balanced stronger-than-expected UK growth data against a surprise rise in US producer price inflation.
London Market Falls Following Growth Slowdown
FTSE 100 Slips as Growth Data Tempers Rally
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Xtract Resources (XTR) announced the successful completion of a 90-day reconnaissance programme on the antimony exploration licences held by Xtract’s 80%-owned venture, Wildstone SARL. The licences are located within the Fez-Meknes
London markets celebrate strong H1
A new month marks the beginning of the second half of the year, and the London stock market has strong momentum behind it. The FTSE 100 has delivered its best
Boom! The FTSE jumps 6pc in tariff-pause rally
Boom! The London stock market is soaring, fueled by relief after Donald Trump scaled back his global trade war yesterday.
European markets are poised for a powerful rally at the open
European markets are poised for a powerful rally at the open, with trading set to begin in less than 30 minutes.
FTSE 100 set for worst week of 2025.
FTSE 100 on Track for Worst Week of 2025 Amid US Tariff Uncertainty
FTSE 100 Extends Losses Amid Ongoing Tariff Uncertainty
The FTSE 100 slid another day as investors absorbed the impact of earlier U.S. tariff announcements. London’s blue-chip index declined by 0.8%.
UK Stocks Surge as London Becomes ‘Golden Child of Europe’
While trade war concerns weigh on markets across the Asia-Pacific region and continental Europe, the FTSE 100 defied the downturn, closing 53.5 points higher in London.