The FTSE 100 index has plummeted to its lowest level in two months after Donald Trump announced a wave of tariffs on Tuesday.
The blue-chip index fell 104.23 points, or 1.21%, to close at 8,495.99, hitting the lowest level since mid-January.
As gold tickles $3,000, Andrew Mackie believes this FTSE 100 stock's most explosive moves still lie ahead of it. The post Up ...
The board of Assura Group (LON: AGRP) (LSE:AGR) has given the thumbs up a £1.6 billion takeover bid from KKR and Stonepeak ...
Housebuilder Persimmon was the top gainer on the index as it reported a 10% jump in full-year underlying pre-tax profit to ...
These FTSE 100 shares have plummeted as fears over the macroeconomic backdrop grow. Here's why they could be top dip buys to consider. The post As the FTSE 100 slumps, here are 2 great bargain shares ...
Another retail operator that has been feeling the heat is JD Sports (LSE: JD). After a great few years of stock market performance, the going has got a lot tougher for JD Sports. The FTSE 100 ...
Harvey Jones picks out three FTSE 100 stocks that have had a torrid year and wonders whether this makes them unmissable bargain buys.
IG says futures indicate the FTSE 100 to open 25.8 points higher, 0.3%, at 8,706.00 on Monday. The index of London large-caps closed down just 2.96 points at 8,679.88 on Friday. It lost 1.5% last week ...
The FTSE 100 closed lower on Thursday, while the pound and euro jumped, amid a slew of earnings, renewed falls on Wall Street and a rate cut by the European Central Bank. Ongoing fears of a trade war ...
Jon Smith flags a key reason why the FTSE 250 hasn't performed that well over the past year, but notes some value ...
BAE Systems has consistently increased its dividends since 2012, with strong financial foundations, robust order books, and a ...
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