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Insurers have been dominating results this week, but we are not quite done with the sector on the results front, with Standard Life set to update the market next week. The life assurance firm was among those leading the Life Insurance sector higher, helped by a reiteration of its neutral stance by
Read moreQuestor in the Telegraph continues to bat for recycled packaging firm DS Smith, which has now completed its takeover of Swedish giant SCA Packaging. The firm's European footprint is now huge, making it very useful for companies like Marks and Reckitt Benckiser to use. Trading at 10.2 projected 2012
Read more- US factory data beats forecasts - Stimulus hopes drive gains for equity markets - Barclays choppy after CEO, COO departures Following a tentative start, the FTSE 100 surged in afternoon trade on the back of some strong factory-order data in the US. Hopes that central banks from across the globe
Read moreResource group Talvivaara plunged after saying that it is unlikely to hit its nickel production targets this year as a result of flooding, scheduled maintenance and a fatality-related stoppage during its second quarter. Sector peer Avocet fell after Nomura slashed its target price on the stock by
Read more- Investors welcome departure of Barclays CEO - Stimulus hopes drive gains for equity markets - Miners track metals prices higher Trade was choppy on Tuesday morning, but the Footsie edged higher on the back of strength in the mining sector. However, the index stayed within a narrow range with just
Read more- US, UK, China and ECB stimulus hopes drive gains - Barclays hits headlines after CEO departs - Miners rise as metals prices advance Hopes that central banks will inject more stimulus into the global economy were boosting UK stocks on Tuesday morning. Yesterday's disappointing manufacturing data
Read moreCity sources predict the FTSE 100 will open up 17 points from yesterday's close of 5,641, pushed higher by trading in Asia and hopes that the Bank of England will opt to extend its 325 billion pound stimulus programme at Wednesday's policy meeting. House builder Persimmon said it had a good first
Read moreNickel- and zinc-focused mining group Talvivaara says that it is unlikely to hit its nickel production targets this year as a result of flooding, scheduled maintenance and a fatality-related stoppage during its second quarter. Nickel production totalled 3,194t in the period, while zinc output was 6
Read moreIndustrial metals and mining companies advanced on Friday afternoon with stocks gaining nearly seven per cent on average as commodities prices advanced on the back of developments in the Eurozone. Markets across Europe celebrated this morning what most experts consider to have be surprising 'breakt
Read more- Spain asks for 100bn euros in aid - Chinese trade data beats expectations - Increased risk benefits banks and miners The weekend's bailout deal for Spain fuelled a surge in London's blue chips on Monday morning, as concerns over the country's troubled financial sector eased. Spain, the fourth E
Read moreMining stocks were tracking their FTSE 100 counterparts higher with Talvivaara, New World Resources, and African Barrick Gold all making strong gains, boosted by better-than-expected GDP data from Australia and rising metals prices. Energy firm Premier Oil rose after seeing an encouraging drilling
Read more- All eyes on the ECB - UK construction PMI falls in May - Man Group, miners and banks lead the rise London's blue chip index was firmly higher by Wednesday lunchtime as investors looked ahead to an interest rate decision in Europe due out this afternoon. While the European Central Bank (ECB) is g
Read more- G8 underwhelms; markets look to EU summit - Hollande expected to push eurobond idea to Merkel - Risk-on as financials, miners advance; defensives sold London's FTSE 100 finished firmly higher on Monday following a poor performance last week which saw the blue chip index slump to its worst levels
Read more- G8 underwhelms as euro crisis continues to hamper sentiment - Cameron warns Eurozone to anticipate Greek exit - Barclays to offload BlackRock stake The FTSE 100 had held on to early gains by Monday lunchtime, as the blue-chips index rebounds from hitting a six-month low on Friday. US stock future
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
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