FTSE 100 Seen Higher as Investors Watch Nato Summit and UK House Price Data
FTSE 100 Seen Higher as Investors Watch Nato Summit and UK House Price Data
London stocks gave back early gains on Monday, with weakness in gold miners, AstraZeneca and soft UK construction data weighing on sentiment.
London stocks are set for a marginally weaker open on Monday, with investors watching developments in Ukraine, the latest OPEC+ production increase and a busy economic calendar.
Britain’s FTSE 100 ended higher on Friday, securing a weekly gain as financial stocks advanced and stronger gold prices supported precious metals miners.
London stocks are set to open higher on Friday as investors continue to assess Thursday’s weaker-than-expected US jobs report ahead of a series of composite PMI readings.
London’s FTSE 100 closed at its highest level in more than two months on Thursday as softer-than-expected US jobs data eased concerns that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates.
Stocks in London are set to open lower on Thursday as oil prices fell following reports of progress in indirect talks between US and Iranian negotiators.
Asian Shares Mixed as US-Iran Diplomacy Hits Fresh Hurdle
The FTSE 100 is expected to open lower on Wednesday as investors begin a new month and quarter cautiously ahead of a wave of manufacturing PMI reports.
The FTSE 100 closed modestly higher on Tuesday as investors weighed the UK government’s latest defence spending plans alongside signs of cooling inflation in Europe.
London stocks are expected to edge higher on Tuesday as investors await the latest UK economic growth figures, while uncertainty persists over Middle East diplomacy after Iran denied US claims
London stocks are expected to open modestly higher on Monday after the United States and Iran agreed to halt military strikes and resume diplomatic talks, easing concerns over disruption to