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- Draghi fails to give markets a boost - BoE maintains rates and QE - RBS leads the downside on one-charges, nationalisation rumours Equity markets across Europe tanked on Thursday afternoon in spite of a positive start, after the European Central Bank (ECB) dashed hopes of immediate action to stem
Read moreThe US Treasury Secretary urged Europe's leaders to follow through on their promises to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro as he embarked on a whirlwind round of diplomacy in Germany. Tim Geithner stoked speculation about a co-ordinated transatlantic push to bolster the single currency as he me
Read more- IAG leads Footsie higher; banks, miners follow suit - ECB expected to act soon - QE3 hopes in the US drive gains UK stocks started the week well as risk appetite increased on hopes that European policy-makers will announce measures this week to stem the crisis and the US central bank will act to
Read moreThe banking and resources sectors were among the best performers on Monday as risk appetite increased on the back of stimulus hopes. Barclays, RBS, ENRC and Xstrata were high risers by mid-afternoon. Global banking group HSBC was along among them after seeing an 11% rise in reported pre-tax profit
Read more- Merkel, Hollande pledge lifts markets - Bundesbank still opposed to ECB bond-buying - Barclays surges after half-year beat Markets rocketed on Friday afternoon after European leaders showed their commitment to protect the Eurozone and US economic data beat expectations. German Chancellor Angela
Read moreBanks were among the best performing stocks on Friday afternoon, helped by the well-received interim results from Barclays and some reassuring remarks by European officials about the debt crisis. Underlying pre-tax profits came in at £4.2bn, 11% ahead of consensus estimates, with investment banking
Read moreGreek leaders struggled to agree on required budget cuts yesterday as Citigroup raised the probability of the country's exit from the euro to 90 per cent. The leaders of the three parties in the new coalition Government met for three hours in a session at which they were meant to sign off on a plan
Read more- Stocks surge on comments from ECB head - Peripheral bond yields drop - Rolls, ITV and Unilever lead gainers on Footsie Mario Draghi's pledge to do whatever it takes to save the euro saw stocks worldwide rocket toda,y as markets attempt to regain lost ground from the steep sell-off earlier this we
Read moreNomura has reiterated its 'reduce' rating and 35p target price for UK banking group Lloyds, saying that the core business are shrinking. "The Lloyds interim results and the key features were similar to our expectations and we expect these trends to be mirrored by other UK banks and to be sustained
Read more- Stocks mixed after a ton of results - Rolls and Reed Elsevier up; Shell and BG down - Eurozone concerns still weigh on sentiment The Footsie opened broadly flat on Thursday morning on the back of a mixed reception to a barrage of quarterly and half-year results from a mass of heavyweight blue chi
Read morePart-nationalised lender Lloyds Banking Group is setting aside yet more money to cover possible pay-outs relating to the mis-selling of payment protection insurance (PPI) schemes, meaning it stayed in the red at the half-year stage. The group reported a statutory loss per tax of £439m for the first
Read moreAn extraordinary number of FTSE 100 companies released updates on Thursday morning. This is a round-up of the key points for each. AstraZeneca: Revenue for the second quarter was $6,660m, down 18% at constant exchange rates (CER). Core earnings per share (EPS) was $1.53 in the second quarter, a 6%
Read moreCity sources predict the FTSE 100 will open up 14 points from yesterday's close of 5,498, tracking gains in the US and Asia. On Wednesday the index closed almost flat, following a far worse than expected GDP figure for the June quarter, news which counter-balanced any positive effect from comments b
Read more- Spanish bond yields continue to set new records - Moody's turns 'negative' on Germany, Netherlands and Luxembourg - Croda surges after first-half results Equity markets spent another day in the red on Tuesday as concerns over the Eurozone continued to dampen the mood; following the two per cent
Read more- Investors digest PMI data from China and Eurozone - Moody's turns 'negative' on Germany, Netherlands and Luxembourg - Spanish bond yields continue to set new records The Footsie was slightly lower by Tuesday lunchtime as Eurozone jitters continue to dampen equity markets. The index was swinging
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