Kingfisher Share News (KGF)

Kingfisher To Begin GBP50.0 Million Share Buyback

UK DIRECTOR DEALINGS SUMMARY: ASOS CEO Sells GBP20 Million In Shares

UK BROKER RATINGS: Shell And BG Group Are Downgraded

London open: Stocks unchanged ahead of Eurozone CPI, US GDP

UK stocks opened more or less flat on Friday as investors treaded cautiously ahead of some key economic data, including consumer price figures in the Eurozone and growth estimates in the States. London's FTSE 100 was down just 0.04% at 6,808 early on. The release of the Eurozone consumer-price inde

UK MORNING BRIEFING: Resources Stocks Lead Opening Gains

DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Former Kingfisher CEO And Wife Sell Shares

BUZZ-UK equities: the year of yield

** Theories of a 'Great Rotation' out of bonds - and high-yielding bond-like equities - long gone judging by bulge-bracket strategy this week ** Citi says UK equities paying dividends now cheapest in 100 years relative to bonds Chart: http://link.reuters.com/baq83w ** BAML declare 201

UK DIRECTOR DEALINGS SUMMARY: Shanta Gold Non-Executive Sells Stake

DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Kingfisher CEO Buys 100,000 Shares

PRESS: Tesco Shortlists Ian Cheshire, John Allan For Chairman - Sky

FTSE 100 movers: Gold miners soar on UBS recommendation, Experian rises

Gold mining stocks were performing well after UBS said they are "well-placed to benefit from FX and oil weakness" compared with their industrial metal peers. Precious-metal producers Randgold Resources and Fresnillo were the best performers. Third-quarter organic revenue was flat at informatio

BUZZ-UK retailers: gloomy Xmas updates

** Xmas trading updates send shares in Home Retail & Booker sharply lower after strong recent gains ** Household goods retailer Home Retail, down 7.6 pct, top midcap faller & on course for its worst 1-day pct move since June 2013 after missing sales forecasts for Argos & Homebase chains ov

UK DIRECTOR DEALINGS SUMMARY: Boohoo Board Buys After Profit Warning

London close: Stocks end choppy session firmly lower as data disappoints

It was a volatile day for the UK equity market with stocks swinging between losses and gains for most of the session, with a late sell-off sending the FTSE 100 firmly in the red by the close. Service-sector activity data from across the globe largely came in below expectations with weak figures from

London close: UK equities rise to two-week high despite weak commodity stocks

Weakness in the resource sectors limited gains in London on Monday, though equity markets still managed to register their fifth straight day of gains as investors readied themselves for the Christmas break. The FTSE 100 finished 0.5% higher at 6,577, but pulled back after reaching a high of 6,620.95