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The volatility in the share price of hedge fund manager Man Group has continued on Monday, with the stock extending recent losses ahead of its first-quarter update due tomorrow. Including today's +4% fall, the shares are nearly 11% higher than they were a week ago but down over 24% on the month. Th
Read more- S and P downgrades Spain - UK consumer confidence misses estimates - Banks, miners lead the downside in London The FTSE 100 opened cautiously on Friday morning looking like it could snap a three-day winning streak, with banking and mining blue chips providing a drag on the back of concerns over t
Read more- Whitbread up 6pc, Astra down 6pc - Economic data from UK and US comes in mixed - Fed sees growth picking up gradually The Footsie rallied in afternoon trade to finish close to its intraday highs reached in the morning session. Investors had to digest a barrage of company results and trading updat
Read more- UK back in recession, GDP figures show - Markets await FOMC statement - Miners gain after China says growth will be 'robust' Despite a strong start, the FTSE 100 finished only mildly higher on Wednesday afternoon as investors digested some worse-than-expected UK economic data. The Office for Nat
Read moreThe mining sector, a category often sensitive to the outlook for the Chinese economy, was making gains on Wednesday afternoon after the country's Prime Minister sought to ease concerns about slowing growth. Wen Jiabao said yesterday that the world's second-largest economy will continue to growth at
Read moreIn the Telegraph, the Questor column takes on the big daddy of the retailing sector, Tesco, which released results yesterday roughly in line with expectations. The problem is, those expectations followed a profits warning in January. Questor likes the turnaround plan of Chief Executive Philip Clarke
Read moreMiners were among the best performers on the Footsie with precious metals group Fresnillo rising strongly. The group this morning hailed a strong start to 2012 with gold production beating its own expectations and silver output being on target. BHP Billiton was wanted after iron ore production at
Read more- Ex-div stocks weigh on Footsie - MPC minutes: Miles calls for more QE - Eurozone swings to deficit in February - UK jobless rate falls for first time since May 2011 London's FTSE 100 index was trading slightly lower by Wednesday lunchtime following a strong showing from the benchmark yesterday, a
Read more- Supermarkets rise after Tesco's results - BHP, Fresnillo lead miners higher - Markets await MPC minutes London's blue chips opened broadly flat on Wednesday morning despite a strong rise by supermarket and mining stocks. Stocks rose strongly on Tuesday, with the Footsie gaining nearly two per ce
Read moreMining giant Fresnillo has hailed a strong start to 2012 with gold production beating expectations and silver output on target. Attributable gold production increased by 26.3% to 121,792 ounces in the three months to March 31st, compared with the 96,407 mined in the first quarter of 2011. This was
Read more- Spain sees strong demand at debt auction - German ZEW surprises to the upside - Barclays leads banks higher after BofA note Gains for London's blue chip index had been extended by Tuesday lunchtime after some positive newsflow from Europe and a rebound in the banking sector. Spain issued €3.18bn
Read more- Burberry, M and S tumble after trading updates - Banks in demand after yesterday's fall - Eyes on Spanish bond auction UK blue chip stocks opened broadly higher on Tuesday morning, as a rebound in the banking sector offset some poorly received trading updates from Burberry and Marks and Spencer.
Read more- Spanish, Italian yields fall on ECB intervention speculation - Barclays leads banks higher after upgrade - UK retail sales values rise in March London's FTSE 100 index finished Wednesday's session strongly following a steep fall yesterday, as investors saw opportunity to build positions in two he
Read more- Miners rebound after steep losses yesterday - Eyes on Spanish yields as industrial output slips - BT falls after downgrade The Footsie swung between gains and losses on Wednesday morning after closing at a four-month low the day before. The blue chip index lost 2.24 per cent on Tuesday to finish
Read more- Market awaits BoE decision - Ashmore flying high after upgrade - Miners recover after sell-off yesterday London's blue chip index rose moderately in early trading on Thursday ahead of a long weekend, recovering after yesterday's sell-off. The Footsie fell 135 points, or 2.3%, yesterday on the ba
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