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- Greek bailout delay worries sink markets - Chinese inflation data leaves door open for more stimulus - Admiral gains after upgrade; IAG rises on Iberia plans Concerns about Greece have offset some better-than-expected economic data from China this morning, with the FTSE 100 trading firmly in the
Read more- Markets gear up for climax of presidential race - Economic data disappoints - Corporate earnings impress, Resolution leads risers after upgrade The UK stock market shrugged off some disappointing economic data to finish Tuesday's session with decent gains as a barrage of updates and results from
Read moreResolution was the standout performer in the sector today after Bank of America Merrill Lynch raised its rating on the stock from 'neutral' to 'buy'. The US broker cited an attractive dividend yield as one of the reasons behind the move. Lloyds was also rising on the back of reports the the compan
Read moreThere was some good news for hard-pressed first-time home buyers as UK house prices continued to weaken in October, although their already entrapped and indebted brethren may feel otherwise. Figures from mortgage provider Halifax, part of Lloyds Banking, indicate that the average price of a house f
Read more- All eyes turn to the US elections - Greece attempts to agree on austerity - UK and US services PMI disappoint After a sharp fall early on, the FTSE 100 traded broadly sideways for the remainder of Monday's session as investors refrained from building positions ahead of a busy week for the global
Read moreMining stocks were providing a drag as investors digested the economic figures out in China overnight. The HSBC China services PMI fell from a four-month high of 54.3 to 53.5 in October, contrasting with the official services PMI from the National Bureau of Statistics this weekend which rose from 53
Read more- Investors risk averse ahead of elections - UK services PMI disappoints - Greece to vote on austerity Nervousness ahead of the US presidential elections saw stocks head lower on Monday morning, with losses cemented by a worse-than-expected reading of service-sector activity in the UK. In regards
Read moreLloyds is plotting to raise 1bn pounds through a sale of its 60 per cent stake in Britain's biggest chain of financial advisers. The bank's majority holding in St James's Place Wealth Management could be placed with investors in the market before the year-end. Antonio Lorenzo, the bank's strategy di
Read more- US jobs provide temporary boost, but gains trimmed - Data unlikely to change Fed's stance, says analyst - Financials Admiral and RBS disappoint While the closely-watched US jobs report provided a bit of a bounce in early afternoon trade, the Footsie had pared gains to finish flat by the close as
Read moreAirlines group IAG was the top performer this afternoon, up three per cent over 168p. Technical analysts at Charles Stanley said: "A close above 168p would suggest that this line is giving way and would amount to a 'trading buy' signal." Oil giant Tullow was also a high riser after JPMorgan Caze
Read moreAssociated British Foods: Panmure Gordon keeps hold rating and 1,300p target. Balfour Beatty: Goldman Sachs downgrades to neutral, target cut from 330p to 322p. BG Group: Deutsche Bank downgrades to hold, target cut from 1,700p to 1,350p; Liberum Capital downgrades to hold. British Sky Broadcasti
Read moreA slew of economic data from China and the Pacific Rim show that orders are picking up and trade is rebounding after the industrial recession of the past few months. The Baltic Dry Index, measuring shipping rates for commodities - watched as a proxy for Chinese demand - has come back from the dead,
Read more- Better-than-expected US data bolsters gains late on - Corporate earnings from Lloyds, BT, BSkyB and others impress - Chinese manufacturing figures beat estimates A flood of economic data from the US and China and a barrage of well-received results from some heavyweight stocks in the UK helped the
Read moreBanking giant Lloyds rose strongly after an 'in-line' third-quarter statement. The lender said that it is making progress despite delivering a statutory loss before tax of £583m for the first nine months of the year, including a further Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) provision of £1bn in the thi
Read more- Results impress from BT, BSkyB, Lloyds... - Markets await barrage of economic data Stateside - Chinese manufacturing beats expectations Impressive gains from BT Group, Lloyds, BSkyB and Legal & General were lifting the FTSE 100 higher on Thursday, with better-than-expected economic figures from
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