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The banking sector, a category typically sensitive to the outlook for the global economy - and more recently, developments in the Eurozone - was the best performing sector today, after comments from European leaders over 'fiscal union' helped to ease fears over the sovereign debt crisis. German Cha
Read moreBanking giants Barclays, Lloyds Banking Group, Royal Bank of Scotland and Standard Chartered were all making strong gains, in line with the broader European banking sector, as fears over the Eurozone crisis eased. RBS was also boosted by news that it is to sell its tenanted pub business of 918 pubs
Read moreThe Footsie was trading close to its highest levels of the day at midday as markets await a key jobs report from the US, which some are expecting to beat consensus forecasts. ALL EYES ON THE JOBS REPORT The US Labor Department will release its monthly employment report at 13:30, in which analysts
Read moreExtraordinarily serious and threatening...perilous - these are not the sort of words a central banker normally uses, yet every time the Governor of the Bank of England, Sir Mervyn King, appears in public these days, he ramps up the language of crisis still further. Regrettably, he's only telling it
Read moreDespite a strong rise before on the back of some better-than-expected manufacturing data from the US, London's benchmark index pulled back to finish close to its lowest levels of the day. Nevertheless, after yesterday's eye-watering rally which saw benchmark indices across the globe jump between 3-5
Read moreBenchmark indices across Europe and the US were making gains of between 3-5% on Wednesday afternoon after a united move by central banks to ease conditions in the global financial system. The FTSE 100 in London finished over the 5,500 mark, a closing level it has not reached since 16 November. CENT
Read moreMiners and banks have jumped on the actions taken by China and a host of central banks to improve liquidity conditions across the globe. News that the People's Bank of China had lowered the legal reserve requirement for Chinese banks by 50 basis points sent equities soaring back into positive terri
Read moreWith China acting to ease fears of a 'hard landing', European stock markets - and US futures - swung back into positive territory after sharp falls early on. Banks and miners roared into the lead in London, despite being the worst performers early on. The Footsie stood at 5,390 just after the midday
Read moreThe FTSE 100 nudged higher in afternoon trading after swinging between gains and losses all day, as some better-than-expected US economic data boosted equities stateside. Lifting sentiment late on was the Conference Board's consumer confidence index which rose from a revised 40.9 in October to 56 t
Read moreThe automobiles and parts sector was the best performer of the day, with engineering giant GKN providing a lift. GKN shares were given a boost on Tuesday after Moody's changed the outlook on the stock's Ba1 rating from stable to positive. According to financial website ThisisMoney.co.uk, GKN shar
Read moreRandgold Resources was the top performer, rising over 5%, climbing its way back after yesterday's fall. On Monday, the firm cut its production forecast for the year after running into a number of difficulties at its Tongon mine in Côte d'Ivoire. The firm said that it now expects group production for
Read moreWith US stock futures pointing to a positive start on Wall Street, London's FTSE 100 index reversed its earlier losses to trade modestly in the blue by midday on Tuesday. All eyes have turned to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, ALL EYES ON GEORGE George Osborne is to make his Autumn statement at
Read moreFootsie stormed above 5,200 in trading and kept on going, finishing north of 5,300 on hopes that tomorrow's meeting of Eurozone finance ministers in Brussels will be the occasion on which a number of new measured, aimed at getting to grips with the region's debt problems, will be announced. Banks w
Read moreLenders Royal Bank of Scotland, Barclays, Lloyds and Standard Chartered are all sharply higher on the prospect that their losses on European sovereign debt may not now be so severe. Lenders were buoyed by suggestions that progress is being made on the souped-up version of the European Financial St
Read moreStocks markets across Europe are racing ahead and London is no exception, with the top-share index now back above the level it closed at on Monday night. Banks are prominent among the best performers, buoyed by suggestions that progress is being made on the souped-up version of the European Financ
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