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- Miners lead fallers as commodity prices fall - ECB keeps rates on hold, Fed quashes QE3 hopes - Spanish, Italian yields soar No stocks finished in positive territory on Wednesday as Eurozone concerns and fading hopes of additional stimulus in the US fuelled a mass sell-off. The Footsie managed to
Read moreMetals and oil prices were performing poorly today after the Fed quashed expectations of extra stimulus last night, sending the miners to the bottom of the pile on London's blue-chip index. Fresnillo, Evraz, Polymetal, Rio Tinto and Antofagasta were firmly out of favour. Wolseley was down after tra
Read more- Miners track commodity prices lower - Yields rise at Spanish debt auction - ECB expected to maintain rates London's blue chip index was trading well over a whole percentage point lower by midday as Eurozone concerns continued to dampen the mood ahead of a policy rate decision by the European Cent
Read more- Chinese, UK, US PMIs beat expectations in March - Eurozone PMI disappoints, jobless rate on the up - Pearson leads the rise on the Footsie, miners also in demand After initially paring gains early on, the Footsie surged in afternoon trade on Monday after some better-than-expected manufacturing d
Read moreMiners were providing a lift after the better-than-expected manufacturing data from China, which saw the nation's purchasing managers' index rise to an 11-month high of 53.1 in March, from 51 the month before. This boosted hopes for demand in the metals industry with Fresnillo, Rio Tinto and Vedan
Read more- Chinese, UK PMIs beat expectations in March - Eurozone PMI disappoints, jobless rate on the up - RBS to dish out dosh to preference shareholders London's blue chips pared earlier gains after some gloomy economic data from Europe. Miners were performing well after better-than-expected manufacturin
Read more- Miners wanted after Chinese PMI reaches 11-month high - RBS to dish out dosh to preference shareholders - LSE acquisition of LCH.Clearnet passes milestone UK stocks opened with decent gains on Monday morning as miners rose on the back of some better-than-expected manufacturing data from China.
Read more- Footsie up before finance ministers meet - Greek PM doesn't rule out third bailout - Miners rise strongly after recent fall London's blue chips started strongly on Friday following a three-day decline for the FTSE 100, with miners leading the way tracking metals prices higher. Eyes are on the E
Read more- Miners rise strongly, led by Rio - Imperial has smoking second quarter - FirstGroup drops on the FTSE 250 It was a cautious start for UK stocks, with London's blue chip index trading flat early on, not far off the 5,800 level. The FTSE 100 has not closed below this level in over three weeks. Ey
Read moreInvestors appeared to be shifting their money into defensive sectors, such as pharmaceuticals and utilities, putting drugs giants GlaxoSmithKline and Shire in demand, joined by energy firm International Power and National Grid. Investor sentiment was hit by the news that the UK economy did worse i
Read more- UK Q4 GDP weaker than first thought - RSA leads ex-div stocks lower - Defensives in demand The FTSE 100 swung between gains and losses during the morning session in London as stocks reacted to some worse-than-expected economic data. The UK economy did worse in the last three months of 2011 than
Read more- Government may cut stake in RBS - Rio Tinto considers offloading diamond interests - Resolution could split before sale A strong performance by the banks helped push the FTSE 100 higher on Tuesday morning as the market continues to be boosted by recent comments by US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben
Read more- Oil surges on falling Iranian exports - BoE tells banks to raise capital ASAP - BT leads the rise, miners trim losses London's blue chips rallied in afternoon trade with the Footsie surging in the last two hours to finish in positive territory as oil prices jumped. According to report in Reuters
Read more- PMIs disappoint from China and Eurozone - Miners down on demand concerns, Randgold plummets on Malian military coup - Broker downgrades weigh on stocks After a steep fall early on, London's blue chips traded broadly sideways for the remainder of the day as gloomy economic data weighed on senti
Read moreShares in gold miner Randgold Resources sank into the bottom spot on the back of reports of a military coup in Mali, the country where two of its three main projects are located. According to media reports, rebel troops have taken over Malian state radio and television and have announced that they
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