London’s FTSE 100 closed at its lowest level in almost two weeks on Friday, dragged lower by steep losses in property and travel stocks. The blue-chip index ended 53 points,
London’s FTSE 100 closed at its lowest level in almost two weeks on Friday, dragged lower by steep losses in property and travel stocks. The blue-chip index ended 53 points,
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London stocks were expected to open slightly lower on Friday, tracking overnight declines on Wall Street and in Asia, as renewed concerns over artificial intelligence valuations and broader market fragility
The FTSE 100 is expected to open slightly higher on Thursday, with traders eyeing a flood of major corporate results that could inject some momentum into early trading.
The coming week promises a packed schedule of corporate earnings and economic data releases across the UK, Europe, and the United States.
The week ahead will be relatively quiet for UK company news, though updates are expected from Imperial Brands, Hays, S&U and Unite. In the US, early earnings season releases include
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The FTSE 100 surrendered early gains to finish lower on Friday. The blue-chip index closed down 0.1% at 9,208.21, having earlier reached an intraday high of 9,253.53.