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Footsie finished not far off its low for the day after a lunch-time rally fizzled out. With speculation rife in Spain that a ban on short-selling stocks might be reintroduced, holders of stock in UK banks Lloyds, Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays could be forgiven that might not be such a bad id
Read moreTim Martin, non-executive chairman of JD Wetherspoon, the pub group, has bumped up his stake in the company. In one hell-of-a-large round, he bought around £2.5m-worth of shares in the popular pub chain. Martin, who founded the business in 1979 and took on the role of chairman four years later, b
Read more- Bank run speculation across Europe grips markets - Barroso wants Greece to stay in Eurozone - Moody's could downgrade Spanish banks Concerns over a potential bank run in Greece and uncertainty surrounding its possible exit from the Eurozone fuelled another sell-off on Thursday. Since the start of
Read moreMining and financial stocks were providing a drag on the Footsie today, as investors continue to flee from 'risker' assets amidst the global economic uncertainty. Providing further downward pressure on the resources sector was US broker Jefferies after having slashed its target prices for mining sto
Read more- IMF tells Greece to stick to austerity - FOMC expresses concerns over euro crisis - Yields rise at Spanish bond auction, again Greek uncertainties, gloomy comments from the US Federal Reserve and rising bond yields in Spain knocked another one per cent off the value of the FTSE 100 on Thursday, a
Read moreInvestec has maintained its buy recommendation and 40p target price for banking group Lloyds, saying it remains a buyer 'at this level of distress'. "In a somewhat bizarre way, we are comforted by the fact that investors are increasingly dismayed by Lloyds's incredible shrinking 'core' business," t
Read moreInvestec has maintained its buy recommendation and 40p target price for banking group Lloyds, saying it remains a buyer 'at this level of distress'. "In a somewhat bizarre way, we are comforted by the fact that investors are increasingly dismayed by Lloyds's incredible shrinking 'core' business," t
Read moreBabcock: UBS raises target from 880p to 950p, buy recommendation unchanged. Barclays: UBS upgrades from neuter lot buy, target cut from 272p to 215p. Cineworld: Merchant Securities maintains buy rating and 244p target. Compass Group: Numis upgrades from add to buy, target left at 750p. Experian:
Read more- Footsie closes at levels not seen since mid-December - Potential Greek exit from euro hammers stocks - Banks, miners the worst performers in London The FTSE 100 closed at its lowest levels in the year-to-date on Monday as investors speculated about what a disorderly exit of Greece from the Eurozo
Read moreLloyds, Barclays and RBS were the among the worst-performing stocks in London "as investors are concerned about the losses other banks have incurred 'hedging their risk' following the 2bn dollar loss by JP Morgan Chase & Co", Alpari's Erlam said. HSBC was also out of favour after announcing that the
Read more- Risk-off as Greek exit speculation weighs on sentiment - Eurozone finance ministers to focus on Greece, Spain and growth - Banks, miners lead the fallers on the Footsie The FTSE 100 index traded broadly sideways in morning trade, holding on to the steep losses seen in the opening hour on the back
Read moreFresh life has been breathed back into the Co-op's bid to takeover 632 Lloyds branches after reports said a new deal was put to the City Regulator. The Co-op's attempts to win control of Lloyds' "Project Verde" branches had faltered after the Financial Services Authority (FSA) raised questions abou
Read more- Political uncertainty in Greece, Germany weighs on sentiment - Officials consider Greek euro exit - Banks, miners drag on the FTSE 100 European equity markets were a sea of red on Monday morning as continuing concerns over the political situation in Greece fuelled a sell-off early on. The Footsie
Read moreGreece's deputy prime minister has said the country will run out of money in six weeks unless it honours its bitterly-disputed EU bailout deal. Speaking exclusively to The Sunday Telegraph, Theodoros Pangalos said he was "very much afraid of what is going to happen" after Greek voters rejected the d
Read more- US consumer sentiment at post-recession high - Banks weighed down by JP Morgan surprise trading loss - Miners pressured lower by Chinese data After a weak start, the FTSE 100 surged in afternoon trade on the back of some upbeat consumer sentiment data Stateside which helped to offset gloomy econo
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