The AIM All-Share slipped slightly on the week and is now down around 7% year-to-date, underlining the pressure on smaller companies. In contrast, the FTSE 100 closed the week at 9,967, slipping just 5
The AIM All-Share slipped slightly on the week and is now down around 7% year-to-date, underlining the pressure on smaller companies. In contrast, the FTSE 100 closed the week at 9,967, slipping just 5
UK stocks extended their losses on Friday. The FTSE 100 extended its losses, falling 1.44% on the day to close 145 points lower at 9,918. Leaving the index around 9%
The Times: Oil has ticked higher in early trading in Asia, despite the Wall Street Journal reporting overnight that the Trump administration plans to announce as early as this week that
The Year Ahead
Tooru (TOO), an AIM listed company focused on the branded health and wellness sector, provided a pre year end trading update. The Group has just completed a refinancing of the debt
Increased Stake in Evolution Energy Minerals Metals One gets full allocation in oversubscribed Rights Issue lifting shareholding in Tanzania graphite project developer to 16.9%
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.
(Alliance News) – UK retail sales accelerated ahead of expectations in July following continued good weather, but fell short of consensus on an annual basis, the Office for National Statistics reported
Phoenix Copper (PXC), the AIM quoted, USA focused base and precious metals emerging producer and exploration company, announced that, further to announcements on 4 March 2024 and 12 June 2025, it
Further to the 25 July 2025 announcement, Metals One (AIM: MET1), a minerals exploration and development company with key interests in uranium and gold projects, is pleased to announce it has now
The Telegraph: Revealed: Chagos deal to cost 10 times what Starmer claimed. Government’s own estimate of cost of giving away territory to Mauritius is almost £35bn, documents show,
The Telegraph: Neil Woodford and his investment company have been fined £46m over the collapse of his flagship investment fund, which lost investors hundreds of millions of pounds. The Financial Conduct