The FTSE 100 index has fallen 32.84 points to 8352.29, despite the progress of commodity stocks on the back of this morning’s China developments. Glencore and Antofagasta lead the top flight with ...

UK retail sales unexpectedly rise in September, with the fastest annual growth rate since February 2022 Computer and ...

Commodity price pressure means the FTSE 100 index is trading lower, with shares in BP, Shell, Glencore and Anglo American ...

FTSE 100 futures are down 0.1% after the index finished lower for a second week in a row, something it hasn’t done since ...

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FTSE 100 down despite Wall Street progress, pound above $1.33 08:11 , Graeme Evans The FTSE 100 index has fallen 0.5% or 44.77 points to 8283.95, even though futures trading is pointing to fresh ...

FTSE 100-listed industrial conglomerate Smiths Group today unveiled two North American acquisitions alongside its annual results. The maker of airport security screening systems posted a 5% rise ...

Diageo and Prudential are among today’s FTSE 100 pacesetters after stock markets rallied on this week’s efforts to support China’s stuttering economy. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index earlier surged 4.2% ...

A stronger pound hindered the FTSE 100 index today as the impetus from Wall Street’s record close failed to translate into fresh gains for London’s top flight. The headwind of sterling being ...