London’s FTSE 100 index is set for a steadier session after falling 0.9% during Monday’s US-led stock market sell-off.

Bets on central bank rate cuts whipsawed, with an initial knee-jerk paring of wagers turning around. Investors are back to ...

Graeme Evans. This year’s poor run for Greggs shares has continued, despite the company unveiling record profits and forecast ...

In presentation Wednesday, Chief Executive Officer Murray Auchincloss reversed a plan to shrink oil and gas production and ...

A strategy reset by BP today revealed a significant reverse in green energy spending. On the results front, Aston Martin ...

International Consolidated Airlines Group (LON: ICAG) SA has announced a €1 billion (£830 million) buyback after the British ...

A temporary relief on stamp duty is set to be removed from April 1, leaving the nil rate at £125,000, against £250,000 currently. First time buyers will pay the tax on homes worth over £300,000 in the ...

Fears over the economic impact of the levies weighed on the oil price, while the FTSE 100 index fell back from a record. On the corporate front, Greggs sales hit £2 billion for the first time but ...

A big jump for the shares of BAE Systems today pushed the FTSE 100 index to a fresh record. The heightened defence spending ...

Breedon shares have jumped 13% in the FTSE 250 index after the construction materials group announced a further step into the ...

The FTSE 100 (^FTSE) and European stocks were lower on Thursday as Rolls-Royce (RR.L) announced its first dividend in five ...

A decision from US president Donald Trump to delay tariffs on more goods failed to stem a sell-off in global markets.