The FTSE 100 rose on Thursday, extending gains for a third consecutive session and hovering near record levels, as investors welcomed signs of progress toward reopening the Strait of Hormuz to shipping.Sentiment improved after Iran said it had reached an agreement with Oman on a proposed shipping r…
The FTSE 100 traded 0.4% higher on Wednesday, extending the previous session’s advance as optimism over a potential US-Iran agreement supported investor sentiment.US President Donald Trump said talks with Iran were moving along very nicely and that more clarity could come within 48 hours, while Qat…
The FTSE 100 Index is up by 37 points or 0.34 percent on Wednesday.Top gainers are NEXT (6.08%), Glencore (3.98%) and Fresnillo (3.88%).Biggest losses came from HSBC Holdings (-3.07%), Prudential (-1.46%) and Standard Chartered (-1.02%).
The FTSE 100 gained 0.3% on Tuesday, lagging behind other major markets as weakness in energy stocks offset a strong rally in mining shares.Investor sentiment improved amid growing expectations that the US and Iran could reach an agreement, easing concerns over potential supply disruptions and push…
The FTSE 100 Index is picking up 15 points or 0.14 percent on Thursday.Gains are led by Rolls-Royce (3.87%), Rio Tinto (2.21%) and Investec (1.91%).Biggest losers are Rentokil Initial (-15.52%), The Sage Group (-3.46%) and London Stock Exchange (-2.74%).
The FTSE 100 rose 0.3% to 10,908 on Wednesday, approaching a record high seen on February 27.Rio Tinto gained around 1.3% after reporting a sharp rise in second-quarter profit and outlining plans to further reduce costs and strengthen cash generation.Standard Chartered advanced 3.8% as the bank pos…
The FTSE 100 Index rose 27 points or 0.25 percent on Wednesday to close at 10898 points.Leading the gains are Weir (8.87%), The Sage Group (8.29%) and Burberry (4.65%).Top losers were Aberdeen Group (-4.26%), Fresnillo (-4.25%) and Diploma (-3.91%).
The FTSE 100 Index is up by 56 points or 0.52 percent on Wednesday.Top gainers are Weir (8.40%), Reckitt Benckiser (5.41%) and Glencore (4.26%).Biggest losses came from Aberdeen Group (-7.00%), Diageo (-1.32%) and Segro (-1.18%).
The FTSE 100 climbed to near-record highs above 10,900 on Wednesday, supported by strong corporate earnings from several heavyweight constituents.Rio Tinto gained around 1.8% after reporting a sharp rise in second-quarter profit and outlining plans to further reduce costs and strengthen cash genera…
GB100 increased to an all-time high of 10949.00 Index Points.Over the past 4 weeks, United Kingdom Stock Market Index (GB100) gained 4.43%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 19.84%.
The FTSE 100 advanced 0.9% on Monday, rising above 10,800 to its highest level since the record close on February 27, supported by strong performances from consumer goods and healthcare stocks.Unilever shares surged more than 8% after the company reported better-than-expected results, driven by sol…
The FTSE 100 Index went up by 46 points or 0.42 percent on Monday to close at 10782 points.The rise was led by Vodafone (4.84%), Relx (4.44%) and Airtel Africa (4.25%).On the downside, the weakerst performers were Glencore (-3.39%), BP (-2.57%) and IMI (-2.30%).
The FTSE 100 Index is picking up 42 points or 0.39 percent on Monday.Gains are led by Whitbread (3.08%), Rolls-Royce (2.97%) and Vodafone (2.53%).Biggest losers are Shell (-2.15%) and Rentokil Initial (-0.77%).
The FTSE 100 traded 0.5% higher on Monday to its highest level since early March, although it underperformed other major European indexes as declines in heavyweight energy stocks limited gains.Sentiment improved after the US paused its air campaign against Iran for a second consecutive night, while…
The FTSE 100 Index gained 99 points or 0.93 percent on Friday to close at 10738 points.Gains were led by Relx (4.94%), The Sage Group (4.44%) and Experian (4.03%).Biggest losers were Airtel Africa (-3.30%), Vodafone (-1.59%) and BP (-1.36%).
The FTSE 100 climbed 0.9% on Friday, with broad-based gains across most sectors offsetting weakness in energy stocks.RELX was among the top performers, advancing around 5%, while Rolls-Royce gained more than 3%.London Stock Exchange Group and British American Tobacco also rose over 2%.Reckitt Benck…
The FTSE 100 fell more than 0.5% on Thursday, as Brent extended gains for a fifth straight session to above $100 a barrel.Oil prices rallied after Iran-backed Houthi forces claimed attacks on two oil tankers in the Red Sea, reinforcing supply concerns.Shell and BP rose around 1.7% and 3%, respectiv…
The FTSE 100 Index decreased 87 points or 0.82 percent on Thursday to close at 10630 points.The decline was led by Centrica (-10.37%), Fresnillo (-6.73%) and Endeavour (-5.26%).On the upside, the strongest performers were Segro (7.13%), 3i (4.70%) and BP (3.01%).
The FTSE 100 Index is losing 14 points.Losses were led by Airtel Africa (-3.38%), Rentokil Initial (-2.54%) and SSE (-2.53%).Offsetting the fall, top gainers were Segro (6.58%), 3i (6.00%) and Anglo American (4.48%).
The FTSE 100 edged lower on Thursday but continued to outperform major European peers, supported by gains in heavyweight energy stocks as Brent extended its rally for a fifth straight session.Oil prices remained elevated after Iran-backed Houthi forces claimed attacks on two oil tankers in the Red…
