FTSE slips on new US tariffs, Melrose and IAG rise on results, Intertek tumbles on outlook. London stocks opened lower on Friday, as renewed tariff threats from US President Donald Trump rattled ...

Glencore (LSE: GLEN) nudged higher in early London trade on Wednesday after lifting its long-term marketing earnings forecast, even as first-half production data delivered a mixed bag across its ...

Google has begun rolling out its new AI Mode search tool in the UK, offering users AI-generated answers instead of traditional lists of links. The feature, powered by Google’s Gemini platform, is ...

FTSE slips as Trump threatens to fire Powell, outweighing cooling US inflation and strong earnings.

Greggs shares have fallen sharply as hot weather hits sales, but long-term growth and value remain intact.

London’s FTSE 100 closed lower on Tuesday, surrendering early gains after briefly breaking through the 9,000-point barrier for the first time in its history. A hotter US inflation reading knocked ...

IG Group (LSE: IGG) shares jumped 7% on Thursday after a sharp rise in annual profit, a bigger customer base, and a £125 million share buyback. Profit before tax rose 25% to £499.2 million for the ...

Gold (XAU/USD) prices rose on Friday, clawing back some of the previous session’s losses as the dollar weakened slightly. However, bullion remains on track for weekly losses, with strong US economic ...

Gold prices gave up early gains on Thursday, slipping back below $3,330 as momentum faded into the evening session. By 19:00 GMT, spot gold was trading at $3,317.45 an ounce. The yellow metal remains ...

London stocks opened higher on Friday, with the FTSE 100 flirting with record territory amid a flurry of corporate dealmaking. The blue-chip index traded up 0.3% at 8,994.79, having briefly touched ...

London stocks closed mostly higher on Thursday, as reassurance from US President Donald Trump helped ease market nerves. Trump stated he had no current plans to remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome ...

Cash ISAs avoided cuts, but government still eyes reform to shift savers toward investment products.