FTSE 100 futures aren’t moving much following a small rebound for the index yesterday. US and European futures are in the red ...

The UK benchmark is up by 0.2%, while the Stoxx 600 is about flat. Stocks in Germany, France and Italy are falling, while ...

Calmer stock market conditions today failed to prevent a bumpy ride for the shareholders of Trainline, Deliveroo and the ...

Domino’s Pizza plans to open more than 50 stores this year, having reported an 8.4% rise in underlying profits to £107.3 ...

Donald Trump has just warned that the US will slap a 200% tariff on French wine, champagne and other alcohol from European ...

There are also fears that the US is on course for a federal shutdown this Saturday after Democrats in the Senate failed to agree to a stop-gap funding bill on Wednesday.

Optimism over a potential Ukraine ceasefire has underpinned a stronger session for European markets, with benchmarks in ...

The FTSE 100 index steadied after the previous session’s 0.9% reverse, aided by the prospect that US stocks are likely to open higher later today. Recession fears meant the Dow Jones Industrial ...

An opening 19% surge for BAE Systems today helped the FTSE 100 index post a record 8852 as the recent robust run for European ...

The FTSE 100 (^FTSE) and European stocks rose on Wednesday morning as the EU retaliated against the 25% global tariffs on steel and aluminium which came into effect “with no exceptions or exemptions”.

A show of cooperation among leaders at the weekend in London has reinforced expectations that military budgets will swell in ...

Housebuilding stocks top the FTSE 100 index, led by Persimmon’s rise of 4% or 48p to 1218.5p after annual results showed a strong start to 2025. Barratt Redrow lifted 15.4p to 442.5p and Taylor Wimpey ...