The FTSE 100 is set for another cautious open on Tuesday as new figures reveal that UK households cut back on pre-Christmas spending at the sharpest pace in four and
The FTSE 100 is set for another cautious open on Tuesday as new figures reveal that UK households cut back on pre-Christmas spending at the sharpest pace in four and
The FTSE 100 delivered a repeat performance of Friday’s pattern — steady for most of the day before slipping sharply once US markets opened.
The FTSE 100 is set for a hesitant open on Monday, with futures pointing to an 8-point decline, as investors brace for a dense week of central bank decisions amid
Gerard Lyons has warned that Britain and several other major advanced economies are moving toward a sovereign debt crisis as governments struggle to rein in public spending and global borrowing
The FTSE 100 is expected to open slightly higher, with spread-betters calling the index up by around 3 points as traders look ahead to next week’s US Federal Reserve meeting,
The FTSE 100 is expected to start 33 points higher at around 9,725, according to spread-betters, even as broader market sentiment shows signs of hesitancy.
The FTSE 100 is expected to edge up by six points to 9,708, a muted start that feels more like a half-charged phone than a burst of optimism, even as
Wall Street looked set to recover on Tuesday after a shaky start to the month triggered by a sharp drop in Bitcoin.
Bitcoin fell sharply on Monday as anxious traders triggered another wave of selling across digital assets.
The FTSE 100 is poised to open about 10 points lower at 9,693, setting London up for a muted start even as much of Asia trades with a firmer tone.
FTSE Slips at Start of December as Global Markets Turn Cautious
FTSE 100 futures signal a weaker start to the week, pointing to a 16-point decline at the open to around 9,705, setting a downbeat tone for a Monday already short