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The Footsie finished higher on Tuesday, close to the 5,700 level, but gains were steadily trimmed since the mid-morning. Providing a drag on the blue chip index in afternoon trading was oil and gas giant Essar Energy, which plunged nearly 30% after a negative tax ruling in India. MACRO DATA PROVID
Read moreRoyal Bank of Scotland (RBS) led the way higher on Friday morning, extending gains from yesterday, when the shares bounced after the lender revealed a massive shake-up to its investment banking and wholesale businesses, including a mass job cull of 3,500. Seymour Pierce fuelled gains after upgrading
Read moreA sharp fall for the retailers was met with a strong showing by the banks this morning, equating to a flat start for the FTSE 100. It has been reasonably busy on the corporate front, with several firms providing trading statements, but RBS and Tesco dominated the headlines early on. MARKETS CELEBRA
Read moreThe Footsie closed near its highest levels of the day at 5,697, breaking through the 5,700 mark briefly in late afternoon trade. Upbeat economic data from China along with news that Fitch doesn't intend to downgrade France this year lifted the mood across Europe today with benchmark indices across t
Read moreMiners were leading the rise on Tuesday, with Vedanta Resources, Kazakhmys and Antofagasta gaining ground after some positive economic data from China boosted sentiment. China's trade balance widened from $145.3bn to $165.2bn in December and while import growth on the whole had slowed, imports for c
Read moreLondon's blue chip index was trading slightly lower by midday, following a moderate rise early on, with all eyes on the meeting between Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy. The German Chancellor and French Prime Minister are to hold a press conference in the next hour in which they are expected to d
Read moreInterContinental Hotels: Deutsche Bank upgrades to buy from hold. Fresnillo: Deutsche Bank upgrades to buy from hold. Antofagasta: Deutsche Bank downgrades to hold from buy. ARM Holdings: Citi reiterates buy. Capita: Panmure Gordon downgrades from hold to sell, target cut from 700p to 560p. Mor
Read moreLondon's reaction to the keenly awaited Italian bond auction bordered on indifference, but investors took heart from US business activity data. Propelled by Wall Street's tail-winds, Footsie finished on a high for the day. Italy sold €2.5bn worth of benchmark 10-year bonds at an interest rate of 6
Read moreLondon's blue chip index took a late tumble late on to finished slightly in the red on a choppy day's trade. European bourses finished broadly down as worries over the Eurozone continue to dampen the mood. EUROZONE WORRIES CONTINUE France may have entered a recession this quarter which will last
Read moreKazakhmys leapt into the top spot after investors learnt that it has signed a memorandum of understanding with the China Development Bank Corporation for a $1.5bn loan facility, which is to be used for the development of the major copper project at Aktogay, East Kazakhstan. The facility consists of
Read moreThe miners were the best performers on Friday afternoon, with stocks averaging gains of nearly 2% by 13:50. Leading the charge was copper giant Kazakhmys after a $1.5bn loan facility signed for the Aktogay copper project in East Kazakhstan meant that it has now secured funding for all of its develo
Read moreThe Footsie extended gains by midday, with miners leading the advance, despite some gloomy comments by leaders in the Eurozone. The blue chip index was trading just 27 points higher by lunchtime, up 0.5% at 5,427, while bourses in Europe edged lower. EUROZONE WORRIES CONTINUE France may have ente
Read moreOld Mutual, the savings and investment group, leapt into the top spot on news it is to sell its Nordic business Skandia AB for £2.1bn in an effort to "reduce complexity" and pay down debt. The deal, which still needs regulatory and shareholder approval, is expected to complete during the first quar
Read moreThe FTSE 100 index finished at its lowest levels of the day on Wednesday, closing over 100 points down from Tuesday's close of 5,490. Just one stock in London, Morrison, finished in the blue, while the heavyweight mining sector dominated the downward direction. Markets remain concerned with the ong
Read moreCompanies wanting to be included in the FTSE UK Index Series will have to have to raise their minimum free float requirement from 15% to 25%, FTSE Group has said. After consulting with "market participants from all sectors of the investment community", the index and analytical solutions provider ha
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