Fear returned to the world’s stock markets today after Donald Trump’s swingeing new “Liberation Day” tariffs came into force.

In an unusually volatile week for share prices, one FTSE 100 company's been receiving more attention than most – both from ...

The FTSE 100 finished down by 2.92%, or 231.05 points, to close at 7,679.48 – its lowest since March 2024. Major European ...

Financial markets in Asia and Europe have staged a partial recovery despite China hitting back at a fresh wave of threatened ...

Tesco, Marks and Spencer and Sainbsury's fell by seven per cent, three per cent and five per cent, respectively.

All three main Wall Street indexes, the S&P, Nasdaq and Dow, fell sharply in the final hours of trading in New York.

The FTSE 100 opened in the red on Friday as Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ assault continued to linger over markets. The UK’s ...

As the global trade war scaled up, the FTSE 100 was back in the red on Wednesday and reversed gains made at the start of the ...

The FTSE 100 opened 0.7 per cent lower on Monday, with the FTSE 250 down 1.28 per cent, following a sharp drop in Asian ...

The blue chip index closed down 4.38 per cent or 352.90 points at 7,702.08, joining the sell off across Asian, European and ...

Financial markets have been spooked by US President Donald Trump's announcement of a blanket 10% tariff on all imports to the ...

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