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- Chinese stimulus hopes boost miners - Wolseley drops after third-quarter update - Greek banks receive liquidity injection Just a couple of stocks on the FTSE 100 were in the red in early trading on Tuesday, as the blue chip index jumped on the back of Chinese stimulus hopes. Markets across Europ
Read more- Support for New Democracy increases - Some European, US markets closed today - Miners gain on increased risk appetite London's blue-chip index advanced in early trading on Monday as sentiment improved on the back of the polls in Greece which showed that the pro-bailout party was in the lead. Sev
Read more- Consumers upbeat in US, Germany - Germany adviser says Greek bailout terms should be changed - Greek uncertainty still apparent The FTSE 100 rallied to close slightly higher on Friday, helped by some positive consumer confidence data in the US and Germany, but gains were limited as the focus cont
Read moreMining stocks were firmly out of favour on reports that China's banks could miss their 2012 loan targets, exacerbating concerns over a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy which is a source of strong demand for commodities. Fresnillo, Randgold, Vedanta and ENRC were among the worst perform
Read more-Miners erase gains for Footsie -German consumer confidence holds steady -Greek polls show uncertainty With miners extending losses, the Footsie had slipped to below where it started by Friday lunchtime, as the uncertain future of Greece continues to cloud the outlook for the global economy. Stock
Read more- EU leaders clash over Eurobonds - Chinese manufacturing continues to contract - Financials wanted after recent sell-off Equity markets shrugged off an underwhelming EU summit and some disappointing Chinese data on Thursday morning to rebound following a heavy sell-off yesterday. The outcome of l
Read more- Officials warn Eurozone to prepare for Greek exit - BoE policy makers 'finely balanced' on more QE - CBO warns of US recession The FTSE 100 sunk to its lowest levels of the day by the end of trade on Wednesday as investors looked ahead to this evening's EU summit with caution as speculation incre
Read moreMining stocks were at the top of the fallers list on Wednesday as concerns over Greece's future continue to weigh on the global economic outlook. Metals prices sank on concerns that the Chinese economy may be affected greatly by Greece leaving the euro: investment bank China International Capital C
Read moreThe blue-chip miners were dominating the fallers list on the Footsie by midday as metals prices dropped on concerns that the Chinese economy may be affected greatly by Greece leaving the euro: investment bank China International Capital Corp said today that the world's second-largest economy could s
Read more- Papademos says preparations being made for Greek exit - CBO warns of US recession - Chinese growth to be hampered if Greece leaves euro London blue-chip index was registering steep losses on Wednesday as gains from the last two days were almost completely erased ahead of the EU summit this evenin
Read more- Risk aversion ahead of EU summit - Papademos warns of 'catastrophic' effects - Burberry sinks after full-year results The Footsie sank in early trading on Wednesday as investors showed caution ahead of an eagerly-awaited EU summit later on this evening. Weighing on sentiment early on were commen
Read moreThere were just a handful of stocks registering losses on Tuesday afternoon, mainly the defensives, as investors shifted back into 'riskier' assets following a week of heavy losses. Real estate investment trust (REIT) peers Land Securities and Hammerson were among the worst performers, joined by su
Read more- Miners wanted on Chinese stimulus speculation - Fitch downgrades Japanese rating - Markets await EU summit tomorrow, OECD backs eurobonds The FTSE 100 held on to its earlier gains by Tuesday lunchtime as investors look ahead to tomorrow's EU summit with optimism, as pressure builds on Eurozone l
Read more- ECB provides 100bn euros to Greece - Markets await EU summit - Miners, financials on the up early on London's blue chips surged in early morning trading on Tuesday as stocks continued to rebound following a poor performance last week ahead of an eagerly awaited summit of European leaders tomorrow
Read more- G8 underwhelms; markets look to EU summit - Hollande expected to push eurobond idea to Merkel - Risk-on as financials, miners advance; defensives sold London's FTSE 100 finished firmly higher on Monday following a poor performance last week which saw the blue chip index slump to its worst levels
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