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- Eurozone jobless rate matches 1997-high - Eurozone manufacturing takes a hammering - Banks among the fallers, StanChart falls after first-quarter update London's blue chips slumped on Wednesday morning while most other major European markets traded moderately higher as they reacted to yesterday's
Read more- HSBC Chinese PMI improves but still below 50 - Standard Chartered falls after first-quarter update - BSkB leads risers after 'fit and proper' defence Following a strong rise for UK stocks yesterday when European markets were closed for May Day, the FTSE 100 opened lower on Wednesday morning. Lon
Read moreCity sources predict the FTSE 100 will open up five points from yesterday's close of 5,812, paring some of Tuesday's gains following Chinese PMI data, which came in below expectations. Standard Chartered bank said its broad geographic base once again helped it secure a strong start to the year wi
Read moreFashion chain Next is sticking with full year guidance given in March after first quarter sales showed a small year-on-year improvement, helped by contributions from new stores. Sales, excluding value added tax (VAT), for the bricks and mortar retail estate fell 3.9% in the 13 weeks to April 28th f
Read moreFashion chain Next is going up against very strong comparative figures when it releases first quarter sales figures on Wednesday. "On a macro level, two out of three of the months to be reported have been weak (February and April) according to published data and information gleaned from private com
Read moreLord Wolfson of Aspley Guise, Chief Executive of High Street retailer Next, has made his first sale since March 2007 in a move which triggered a widespread sale of the company's shares. Wolfson, who has stood at the helm of the chain store since 2001, sold off 125,000 shares at 3,057p each for a t
Read more- Miners lead fallers as commodity prices fall - ECB keeps rates on hold, Fed quashes QE3 hopes - Spanish, Italian yields soar No stocks finished in positive territory on Wednesday as Eurozone concerns and fading hopes of additional stimulus in the US fuelled a mass sell-off. The Footsie managed to
Read moreRichard Hartman, a Non-Executive Director of FTSE 250 firm Millennium and Copthorne Hotels, sold 132,694 shares in the company on April 3rd at a price of 478.00p each. The £634,277 transaction followed the vesting of around 479,000 shares under the firm's long term incentive plan on March 30th 200
Read more- Miners track commodity prices lower - Yields rise at Spanish debt auction - ECB expected to maintain rates London's blue chip index was trading well over a whole percentage point lower by midday as Eurozone concerns continued to dampen the mood ahead of a policy rate decision by the European Cent
Read more- GDF looks to buy remaining stake in Int'l Power - Imperial has smoking second quarter - Travel groups drop on the FTSE 250 London's blue chips had sank by midday, falling well below the 5,800 level after earlier strength in the mining sector faded. The FTSE 100 has not closed under this level in
Read more- Miners rise strongly, led by Rio - Imperial has smoking second quarter - FirstGroup drops on the FTSE 250 It was a cautious start for UK stocks, with London's blue chip index trading flat early on, not far off the 5,800 level. The FTSE 100 has not closed below this level in over three weeks. Ey
Read more- Oil surges on falling Iranian exports - BoE tells banks to raise capital ASAP - BT leads the rise, miners trim losses London's blue chips rallied in afternoon trade with the Footsie surging in the last two hours to finish in positive territory as oil prices jumped. According to report in Reuters
Read moreBT was the top blue-chip performer after the telecoms titan said it will pay off its pension deficit within 10 years. The company announced that it has reached agreement with the trustees of the BT pension scheme that the funding deficit was £4.1bn at June 30th 2011, well down from the £9bn valuatio
Read more- Footsie on track for worst weekly performance YTD - Miners fall, Randgold still hampered by Malian concerns - BT rises on pension deficit arrangement After a strong start, a sell-off in the mining sector dragged the Footsie into the red by lunchtime. Rising commodity prices did little to lift the
Read moreFashion and homeware retailer Next was performing well on Friday morning, with Nomura providing a lift saying that the stock is a key holding in the retail sector. Next reported full-year basic earnings per share of 253.9p for the year ended January 31st, slightly above Nomura's 248.1p estimate. "
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