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Banks were heavy fallers in the opening hour on the back of the JP Morgan surprise trading loss. Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds and HSBC were all among the worst performers. One stock in the financial sector bucking the trend though was hedge fund manager Man Group, which jumped after an u
Read more- Chinese economic figures weigh on mining stocks - JP Morgan trading loss dents UK banks - UK factory gate inflation eases less than expected A surprise trading loss from US banking giant JP Morgan, weaker-than-expected Chinese economic data and ongoing concerns about the Eurozone weighed on senti
Read more- Chinese industrial output, inflation data disappoints - Spain to ask for EFSF support, according to reports - JP Morgan surprise trading loss causes concerns The FTSE 100 fell sharply in early trading on Friday as weak Chinese data, Spanish concerns and a surprise trading loss from JP Morgan Chas
Read moreMark Robertshaw, the Chief Executive Officer of Morgan Crucible purchased 35,000 shares in the the FTSE 250 industrial materials group on the same day stock broker Jefferies hailed the stock as cheap, compared to its sector peers. Robertshaw purchased the shares at 290.00p for a total of £101,500,
Read moreSly Bailey, one of the highest profile British Chief Executives of the last decade, is to leave her post as boss of Trinity Mirror after bearing the brunt of shareholder anger over pay. In a statement released on Thursday night after the stock market had closed Trinity said Bailey had handed in her
Read more- Investors await ECB decision - Successful bond auctions in France, Spain - Mixed reception to barrage of corporate updates The Footsie had traded within a narrow range in morning trade after a strong start ahead of a closely watch interest rate decision from the European Central Bank (ECB) due th
Read more- US ADP data well below expectations - Eurozone manufacturing, employment figures weigh on sentiment - Banks, miners among worst performers in London The Footsie finished close to its lowest levels of the day on Wednesday, nearly erasing its impressive rise the day before, as some worse-than-expec
Read moreFashion chain Next rose into the top spot after sticking with full-year guidance given in March after first quarter sales showed a small year-on-year improvement, helped by contributions from new stores. Broadcaster and broadband group BSkyB was also making gains after reporting record nine-month
Read more- Eurozone jobless rate matches 1997-high - Eurozone manufacturing takes a hammering - Banks among the fallers, StanChart falls after first-quarter update London's blue chips slumped on Wednesday morning while most other major European markets traded moderately higher as they reacted to yesterday's
Read more- HSBC Chinese PMI improves but still below 50 - Standard Chartered falls after first-quarter update - BSkB leads risers after 'fit and proper' defence Following a strong rise for UK stocks yesterday when European markets were closed for May Day, the FTSE 100 opened lower on Wednesday morning. Lon
Read more- US data offsets disappointing figures from China, UK - Lloyds leads banks higher, Man Group tumbles - Chemring gains 20pc after contract win With markets cautious early on after some disappointing manufacturing data from China and the UK, an upwards surprise in manufacturing figures Stateside gav
Read moreMassive gains for Lloyds following the lender's first-quarter results meant that the banking sector was the best performing sector on Tuesday afternoon. Profits at Lloyds Banking Group were back in the black in the first three months of 2012, prompting a near-7% jump in the share price before the
Read moreLloyds was the best performer of the day after reporting that its pre-tax profits in the first quarter came in at 288m pounds compared to a massive loss of 3.47bn pounds in the first three months of last year. Nevertheless, Lloyds said it had seen an increase in the volume of complaints being receiv
Read more- UK, China PMIs disappoint - Lloyds provides a lift, Man Group and BP drop after updates - European, Asian markets closed; US open With most European and Asian markets closed today for May Day, the Footsie was trading only slightly higher by Tuesday lunchtime as some worse-than-expected manufactur
Read moreWhisper it not at remuneration committee meetings but we may be living through a golden period of shareholder activism over pay. The latest target may be Sir Martin Sorrell, the not unassuming Chief Executive of WPP, the world's biggest advertising firm. The Telegraph suggests the company is "riski
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