The UK’s GDP fell back 0.1% in the month, a sharp turnaround from the robust 0.4% growth seen in December. Housebuilder ...

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

The S&P 500 is on track for its worst week since September, the latter since November. Both are poised to fall for three ...

The FTSE 100 index fell due to travel and leisure stock declines, with British Airways and Holiday Inn owners seeing ...

A de-stabilised view of the US dollar has helped propel the pound higher again today and towards its best week since November ...

The FTSE 100 index closed at its lowest in nearly two months, impacted by declining travel and leisure stocks and new U.S.

British stocks ended mixed on Thursday, with the benchmark index flat amid U.S. tariff concerns, while downbeat corporate ...

The launch of Donald Trump's long-threatened tariffs against Canada and Mexico today put global markets on edge.

Britain's FTSE 100 touched one-week highs on Wednesday, led by gains in banks and mining stocks, while luxury retailer Burberry boosted the midcap index following a rating upgrade.

Several stocks from the mining sector are also notably higher. The benchmark FTSE 100, which climbed to 8,636.15, was up 38.46 points or 0.44% at 8,797.46 a few minutes ago. Antofagasta ...

Private sector firms are shedding staff at the fastest ... Standard Chartered shares 5% higher in an otherwise lacklustre FTSE 100 index. The Asia-focused lender’s shares lifted 52.5p to 1192.5p ...

UK bond yields rose, tracking a selloff in longer-dated German bonds, after the parties hoping to form the new German ...