European stocks are expected to open lower on Thursday, reversing the positive momentum seen earlier this week. This decline reflects a cautious sentiment among investors, driven by a mix of global ...

Housebuilders push FTSE 100 to new high after Starmer vows to take on blockers - The Prime Minister said opponents of major ...

The FTSE 100 Index is up 20.07 points or 0.23% today to 8565.20 --Up 35.14% since the pre-Brexit vote level of 6338.10 hit Thursday, June 23, 2016 --Up 14.02% from its 52-week low of 7512.28 hit ...

Nordic stocks increased Thursday, with the OMX Nordic 40 Index rising 0.7%. Elkem ASA was the biggest leader among large stocks during the session, jumping 18.2%, and EQT AB rose 8.9%. Sandvik AB ...

The UK's FTSE 100 rose on Thursday, ending just short of a fresh record high as investors sought clarity on U.S. President ...

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The chill wind blowing through the retail sector has certainly not reached the scales of Storm Eowyn, but the outlook is increasingly deteriorating as 2025 progresses.

Consumer confidence in the economy is in freefall amid growing fears of recession, a pair of influential surveys have warned.

Harvey Jones examines how investing relatively small sums in a spread of FTSE 100 companies can build a brilliant second income stream over the years.

Mark Read, the CEO of FTSE 100-listed ad giant WPP, says he has ambitions to do more business in and “get closer” to the U.S. and as confidence rises under President Donald Trump.

The FTSE and the UK are in a terrible mess but the prospect of upside is good in the UK market because it is ripe for overseas raiders to pillage.

Storm Eowyn will reverse a trend of rising wholesale energy costs caused by a lack of windy weather. Also in the Money blog today: TV chef Andi Oliver shares cooking tips, hospitality woes and the ...