Oil prices remained close to their highest levels since May on Friday as renewed tensions in the Middle East kept investors focused on the risk of further disruption to global

London stocks are expected to open modestly higher on Friday as investors await a major batch of UK economic data, while developments in the Strait of Hormuz and elevated oil

London stocks remained under pressure on Thursday as continued US-Iran attacks on shipping disrupted oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz, keeping Brent crude above $100 a barrel and adding

London’s FTSE 100 is expected to open broadly flat on Thursday as investors await the European Central Bank’s latest interest-rate decision, while elevated oil prices and rising global bond yields

London’s FTSE 100 closed sharply lower on Wednesday as worsening conflict in the Middle East pushed Brent crude above $100 a barrel for the first time since July, reigniting concerns

London stocks are set to open lower on Wednesday as rising oil prices and continued tensions in the Middle East weigh on investor sentiment.

London stocks ended lower on Tuesday as investors weighed fresh inflation warnings from Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey against rising energy and commodity prices.

London stocks are expected to open broadly flat on Tuesday as investors await fresh direction from this week’s European Central Bank interest rate decision and crucial US inflation figures.

London stocks closed slightly lower on Monday as rising oil prices added to inflation concerns, while investors assessed Chancellor John Healey’s pledge to keep public spending under control ahead of

London stocks are expected to start the week subdued on Monday. FTSE 100 futures point to an essentially flat open at around 10,831, just 0.2 points above Friday’s closing level

The FTSE 100 finished virtually unchanged on Friday as stronger-than-expected US employment data pushed investors to reassess the likelihood of another Federal Reserve interest-rate increase in September.