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In quite a volatile trading session, the Footsie finished over 1% lower on Friday. For the week, the top share index closed down 3.28% on last Friday's close of 5,545, after a steady five-day fall on the back of a lack of progress in Eurozone. UK-GERMAN MEETING, DRAGHI EXPRESSES CONCERNS Britain'
Read moreThis is now the fifth consecutive day of falls for London's blue chip index, which has steadily declined from last Friday's closing price of 5,545 (-3.3%). Capita occupied one of the bottom spots after saying it expects to see organic revenue growth decline 7% in 2011. Following the statement, Inv
Read moreWith Eurozone troubles continuing to provide a drag, the Footsie had tumbled 1% by midday on Friday to 5,366, an intraday level not seen since last Thursday. This is now the fifth consecutive day of falls for London's blue chip index, which has steadily declined from last Friday's closing price of 5
Read moreThe Footsie may have finished 50 points off its intraday low of 5,370, but the blue chip index still recorded a loss of 1.6% as the Euro-crisis showed no signs of abating. Positive economic data from the US provided a little lift in the afternoon, but the steep decline seen from the outset proved to
Read moreThe second half has been a mixed bag for top riser Rexam, with out-performance by its Beverage Cans business more or less cancelled out by continued weakness on the Plastic Packaging business. As a result, the performance of the packaging firm overall has been in line with the board's expectations.
Read moreThe Footsie was trading nearly 2% lower by midday, with early high riser Glencore even falling into the red, as concerns over the Eurozone continue to dampen market sentiment. SKY-HIGH YIELDS; CITI WARNS OF DEFAULT RISKS Markets turned sharply lower after the results of Spain's latest debt auction
Read moreThe Footsie's earlier gains were trimmed after midday after some key US jobs data came in worse-than-expected. The Bureau of Labor Statistics has revealed that 80,000 non-farm payrolls were added in October, well under expectations of a 95,000 gain. "Employment in the private sector rose, with mode
Read moreUK equities finished near their highest levels on the day after better-than-expected jobs data in the US gave a boost to markets this side of the Atlantic. The Footsie finished over 1% higher, despite falling into the red before midday, as investors continue to keep an eye on ongoing developments in
Read moreThe mining sector was performing well on Wednesday, with constituents making average gains of 3.79%, as it recovers after bearing the brunt of a mass sell-off yesterday. Africa-focused gold miner Randgold Resources was a notable riser, jumping over 7% on the FTSE 100 after profits for the third qu
Read moreAfrica-focused gold miner Randgold Resources surged higher after profits for the third quarter jumped by 336% on last year to $122.9m, helped by the sale of 31,646 ounces of previously held gold on hand at Tongon. Mining peers Fresnillo and Kazakhmys were also higher. Miners were also buoyed by ri
Read moreThe FTSE 100 swung between gains and losses on Wednesday morning as investors kept their eye on developments in the Eurozone. By midday, the blue chip index was slightly in the red, with some disappointing manufacturing data weighing on sentiment. GREECE, EUROZONE MANUFACTURING, US FED The decisio
Read moreIt was another see-saw day for the FTSE 100 amid continued wrangling over the Eurozone crisis, but the top share index closed higher in line with a broadly higher showing on Wall Street. MARKETS AWAIT CRUCIAL MEETING Today's planned meeting of European Union Finance Ministers (ECOFIN) has been re
Read moreNext was one of the worst performing stocks on the FTSE 100 on Wednesday after Deutsche Bank downgraded the high street giant from buy to hold, saying that it expects share price upside to remain muted until after Christmas. The German broker notes that Next has been the second best performing sto
Read moreThe Footsie traded sideways in morning trade, as investors cautiously await today's key EU summit. Markets will be vigilant to any developments in the Eurozone during today's session, but many are expecting European leaders not to provide the "comprehensive solution" that they had initially promised
Read moreLondon's leading share index closed in the blue as worries over the Slovak parliament's rejection of the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF) gave way to optimism that it will be passed. SLOVAK SEE-SAW Late Tuesday night, just 55 of the 150 MPs in Slovakia's parliament voted in favour of expan
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