UK Stocks Set for Second Consecutive Weekly Drop ...

The UK’s GDP fell back 0.1% in the month, a sharp turnaround from the robust 0.4% growth seen in December. Housebuilder ...

UK consumers are facing nearly £600 a year in more bills after April. And that’s just the least avoidable ones. There are ...

Calmer stock market conditions today failed to prevent a bumpy ride for the shareholders of Trainline, Deliveroo and the ...

The FTSE 100 (^FTSE) and European stocks were higher on Thursday as traders digested news that the UK economy unexpectedly ...

Domino’s Pizza plans to open more than 50 stores this year, having reported an 8.4% rise in underlying profits to £107.3 ...

GDP headache for chancellor ahead of budget GDP shrank as the year started, declining 0.1% in January against expectations for a 0.1% expansion. Industrial output was largely to blame, according to ...

The FTSE 100 index is 13.94 points higher at 8509.93, driven by miners Glencore and Anglo American after their shares rose ...

The FTSE 100 and European stocks moved lower on Monday morning as traders and economists remained cautious that Donald Trump ...

London’s FTSE 100 index rallied off a seven-week low today as hopes of a Ukraine ceasefire helped offset more trade uncertainty and the selling of retail stocks. The top flight put back 0.5% or ...

There are also fears that the US is on course for a federal shutdown this Saturday after Democrats in the Senate failed to agree to a stop-gap funding bill on Wednesday.

The launch of Donald Trump's long-threatened tariffs against Canada and Mexico today put global markets on edge.