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(Alliance News) - Blue-chip European equities nudged lower in early dealings on Friday, in nervy early trade, a stark contrast to stocks in New York, which surged overnight despite markets facing a wealth of uncertainty
Read more(Alliance News) - Russian gold miner Petropavlovsk on Friday warned it has a USD200 million term loan and a USD86.7 million revolving credit facility with Gazprombank, a bank which now has been sanctioned by the UK, in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Read more(Alliance News) - Stocks in London were called lower on Friday, after data showed UK retail sales fell in February and a survey showed consumer confidence taking a hit in March.
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(Sharecast News) - Gold mining company Petropavlovsk said on Friday that its has been blocked from making further sales of gold to Gazprombank following the Russian bank's inclusion on the UK Sanctions List.
Read more(Alliance News) - European markets closed lower on Tuesday, succumbing to geopolitical worries and pre-central bank meeting trepidation, despite blue-chip equities in Frankfurt and Paris briefly sneaking into the green in afternoon dealings.
Read more(Alliance News) - The following stocks are the leading risers and fallers among London Main Market small-caps on Tuesday.
Read more(Alliance News) - Index provider FTSE Russell, a subsidiary of London Stock Exchange Group PLC, announced late Monday that a number of Russia-linked companies will be deleted from the FTSE Russell indices due to insufficient liquidity, amid sanctions against Russia.
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March 14 (Reuters) - UK shares rose on Monday as hopes for progress in Russia-Ukraine peace talks lifted sentiment globally, with financials leading the advance on FTSE 100, while Rio Tinto fell after proposing to buy the remaining of Canada's Turquoise Hill.
The blue-chip FTSE 100 index climbed 0.5% in
volatile trade, with banks and insurers
leading the gains.
"If there is a ceasefire, that takes some heat out of commodities and fears of inflation or stagflation, that would be
seen as a positive for economy and banks will be seen as one way
of playing that after a weak spell for their share prices which
has left them trading at discounts to book value," said AJ Bell
investment director Russ Mould.
However, the advance was limited as energy
and mining shares fell 1.6% and 5.0%,
respectively, tracking weaker commodity prices.
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(Sharecast News) - Four Russian-focused firms are to be deleted from all FTSE Russell indices, including Roman Abramovich's Evraz, after brokers stopped trading their shares.
Read moreLONDON, March 14 (Reuters) - Index provider FTSE Russell said on Monday it would delete four UK-listed, Russia-focused companies including Roman Abramovich's Evraz after many brokers refused to trade their shares.
Read more(Sharecast News) - The UK needs to massively expand wind farms across the country in order to safeguard national security, the business secretary has said, as the government considers sweeping changes to planning laws in order to improve energy independence. Against that backdrop, the Prime Minister will unveil a radical new "energy strategy" within a fortnight in order to make sure that that UK can get all the energy that it needs from a combination of renewables and nuclear. - Guardian
Read more(Alliance News) - Stocks across Europe swung back into decline around midday in London on Thursday, as peace talks in Ukraine broke down.
Read more(Alliance News) - Stocks in London on Wednesday were attempting to claw back steep losses incurred since Russia's invasion of Ukraine as investors grew hopeful a diplomatic solution could be found.
Read more(Alliance News) - European stocks bounced back on Wednesday, surging into positive territory around midday after a difficult week so far, as investors go searching for bargains.
Read more(Alliance News) - Evraz PLC, Petropavlovsk PLC and Polymetal International PLC said on Wednesday that they do not consider themselves to be affected by Russian sanctions.
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