London’s FTSE 100 ended Friday marginally higher as strong gains for AstraZeneca and BT Group offset heavy losses in NatWest and technology-related stocks, while Wall Street suffered a sharp sell-off
Nasdaq plunges as Amazon and Intel spark AI spending fears
Wall Street suffered a sharp technology sell-off on Friday as concerns over escalating artificial intelligence investment and disappointing earnings forecasts sent the Nasdaq Composite tumbling, while stronger profits from US
FTSE 100 rises as BT and AstraZeneca rally but NatWest plunges 7.4%
London stocks were mixed at midday on Friday, with the FTSE 100 edging higher as strong gains for BT Group and AstraZeneca offset a sharp decline in NatWest shares, while
FTSE 100 set to rise as investors await major company results
London stocks are expected to open higher on Friday, with the FTSE 100 forecast to gain around 42 points as investors assess interest rate decisions from the European Central Bank
FTSE 100 rises 28 points as Shell profits surge and WPP rallies
London stocks ended higher on Thursday, with the FTSE 100 gaining 0.3% as stronger-than-expected earnings from Shell and a rally in WPP helped offset heavy losses for Haleon, while investors
FTSE 100 climbs 41 points as Shell surges 3.8% but Haleon plunges 16%
London stocks moved higher at midday on Thursday, with the FTSE 100 gaining 0.4% as stronger-than-expected earnings from Shell helped offset sharp losses for Haleon, Lloyds Banking Group and St
FTSE 100 climbs as Shell earnings boost London stocks
The FTSE 100 opened higher on Thursday, gaining 0.3% to 10,721.42 as investors continued to digest the UK Autumn Budget, with stronger earnings from Shell and gains across defence and
London shares set to gain after Fed keeps rates unchanged
London stocks are expected to open higher on Thursday, with the FTSE 100 forecast to gain around 25 points as investors digest Chancellor John Healey’s Autumn Budget and the US
FTSE 100 edges higher as UK Budget steadies bond markets but housebuilders slump
London stocks ended mixed on Wednesday as investors assessed Chancellor John Healey’s first Autumn Budget, with the FTSE 100 edging higher despite sharp losses among housebuilders and pharmaceutical stocks, while
FTSE 100 advances as Wall Street technology shares rally
London stocks moved higher on Wednesday afternoon as Chancellor John Healey delivered his first UK Budget, with government bond yields easing and sterling remaining relatively stable, while Wall Street opened
FTSE 100 set to fall ahead of UK Budget as bank tax fears weigh
London stocks are expected to open lower on Wednesday, with the FTSE 100 forecast to decline around 20 points as investors prepare for Chancellor John Healey’s first Autumn Budget, while
FTSE 100 falls 81 points as HSBC, BP and Reckitt slide
London’s FTSE 100 suffered its biggest one-day decline in around a month on Tuesday, falling 0.8% as heavy losses for HSBC, Reckitt Benckiser and oil majors outweighed gains in mining