Shares in FTSE 100 giant Rolls-Royce have surged to their highest value since Donald Trump shocked global markets with his ...

China is considering some exemptions to its 125% tariffs on US goods, with the world's second largest economy asking ...

Hargreaves Lansdown analyst Matt Britzman said the company’s confident tone provided a boost for the AI investment story. He ...

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The White House has hinted that its first trade deal could be with South Korea, saying that the talks are progressing faster ...

The FTSE 100 remained steady while FTSE 250 gained slightly as investors scrutinized corporate earnings amidst U.S. trade policy shifts. Heavy-weight banks dropped, but metal mining companies saw ...

The FTSE 100 Index is up 4.26 points or 0.05% today to 8407.44 --Off 5.23% from its record close of 8871.31 hit Monday, March 3, 2025 --Up 32.65% since the pre-Brexit vote level of 6338.10 hit ...

Worries about the banking sector dragged on the FTSE but it was ultimately supported by gains across oil majors Shell and BP.

Autostore Holdings Ltd. posted the largest decline among large stocks during the session, cratering 28.8%, followed by Afry AB shares, which plunged 14.4%. Shares of Nokia Corp. dropped 9.8%.