The FTSE 100 participated in today’s worldwide stock markets surge, invigorated by rejuvenated optimism for the US economy.
The FTSE 100 participated in today’s worldwide stock markets surge, invigorated by rejuvenated optimism for the US economy.
The FTSE 100 index had a weak start, posting its poorest opening in three weeks, as industrial miners and lenders dragged it down.
The FTSE 100 achieved a new record high with the help of positive corporate earnings from Centrica and Standard Chartered, while higher commodity prices buoyed miners.
The FTSE 100 has ended the trading day on another record high, closing 1.42pc higher at 7,947.60 points.
The start of UK banking results season will begin with Barclays and NatWest, as well as Standard Chartered. This continues the focus on jumbo shareholder return, which is likely to
The FTSE 100 reached an all-time record, buoyed in part by a string of positive earnings and merger talks linked to Standard Chartered.
As we look ahead to this week and November brings a plethora of news and announcements with more FTSE 100 companies in focus, with British Airways owner IAG, BT and
Standard Chartered and HSBC are both due to report. Also, Rolls Royce, the engine manufacturer, and insurer Legal & General, Taylor Wimpey, the housebuilder, and exchange operator LSE Group, are
The recent seizure of a cargo ship owned by JP Morgan, a vessel loaded with 20 tons of cocaine according to latest accounts, highlighted the risks of banks’ involvement in
The recent seizure of a cargo ship owned by JP Morgan, a vessel loaded with 20 tons of cocaine according to latest accounts, highlighted the risks of banks’ involvement in
The recent seizure of a cargo ship owned by JP Morgan, a vessel loaded with 20 tons of cocaine according to latest accounts, highlighted the risks of banks’ involvement in