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- Legal and General jumps five per cent after solid 2011 - Majority of US banks pass stress tests - Osborne considering 100-year gilts London's blue chips rose strongly on Wednesday morning, led by financial stocks, following on from a surge on Wall Street last night. The Footsie opened up at level
Read more- FTSE 100 at highest levels since last summer - Markets await FOMC, words from Bernanke - Draghi sees signs of 'stabilisation' The Footsie finished at an eight-month high on Tuesday, up a whole percentage point on the day, as financial stocks made gains on the back of an improving global economic
Read moreAntofagasta was in the bottom spot despite boasting of another year of record revenues, profits and output in 2011. However, the market was largely unimpressed by the figures from the Chilean copper miner which parted company earlier this month with its Chief Executive Officer. The shares retreated
Read moreUnite, the trade union for bank workers, has criticised new plans that will see Lloyds and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) slash a total of 1,764 jobs across the UK. The union has condemned the cuts as "brutal" and called on the government body UK Financial Investments to provide answers for the job
Read more- German ZEW reaches highest level in over a year - Spain to accept Eurogroup's fiscal consolidation request - Miners, banks lead the rise on the Footsie Stocks were extending gains by lunchtime after a German confidence survey smashed expectations. Meanwhile, US stock futures are pointing to a pos
Read moreAstraZeneca: Panmure Gordon keeps buy rating and 3,600p target. Bellway: Credit Suisse maintains outperform rating. BG Group: Nomura raises target from 1,865p to 1,950p, buy rating kept. Computacenter: Panmure Gordon ups target from 490p to 501p, buy rating unchanged. Hays: Credit Suisse ups tar
Read more- Standard Life, Pru in demand after results - Antofagasta, G4S lead the fallers - BoJ maintains rates, ups asset purchases The Footsie rose strongly on Tuesday helped by some well-received full-year results from insurers and a decent performance by banking and mining stocks as risk appetite increa
Read more- Stocks jump into the blue late on - China records worse-than-expected trade deficit - Resource stocks fall on Chinese demand concerns London's blue chip index managed to finish the day in positive territory despite swinging between gains and losses for most of the session. Concerns over the globa
Read moreMorrisons leads the risers as investors pin their hopes for the stock on a series of new concepts being unveiled today at an investor meeting. Hot on its heels was cruise operator Carnival after being upgraded by Exane BNP Paribas from under-perform to out-perform. On Friday, the firm reported a
Read more- Chinese deficit figures disappoint. - Eurogroup meet in Brussels to sign off on Greek bailout. - Former RBS directors sued. Some disappointing economic data from China took the shine off a better-than-expected US jobs report on Friday, as the Footsie opened the week on a dull note with stocks sli
Read more- China in net deficit in January and February combined - Glencore eyeing up Viterra - Temenos drops out of the running for Misys The Footsie opened flat on Monday after some disappointing economic data from China was weighing on financials and resource stocks. Chinese economic indicators out over
Read more-Greek debt-swap participation rate estimated at 58%. -Greek government confident of achieving rate of at least 75%. -Admiral surges after full-year results. London's blue chips bounced back today, following yesterday's sharp selling, with investors now looking to tomorrow's Greek debt-swap deadlin
Read more- Admiral jumps 11% as outlook improves. - BATS, CRH, Serco down after going ex-dividend. - Markets await the Greek debt-swap deadline. Following a shaky start, London's FTSE 100 index looked to have found its direction by midday, trading three tenths of a percent point higher following the sell-of
Read more- Admiral surges 11 percent on full-year results. - Ex-div stocks provide a drag. - Greek debt-swap deadline looms. Following the 2.8 percent tumble over the last three days, the Footsie opened broadly flat on Wednesday ahead of tomorrow's deadline for the Greek debt-swap. A surge in the share pric
Read more- Uncertainties surrounding Greek debt-swap participation. - Oil falls as EU restarts talks with Iran. - Polymetal tumbles after UBS downgrade. Global stock markets tanked on Tuesday on the back of speculation that the Greek debt-swap may not receive as many acceptances as hoped for. The miners wer
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