Britain's benchmark index touched a record high on Thursday as investors cheered a healthy set of corporate updates, while ...

BT and Shell shares are in the spotlight at the start of the FTSE 100 results season. The oil giant boosted shareholder ...

(Alliance News) - London's FTSE 100 opened slightly higher on Tuesday, keeping its poise despite a sell-off of a host of US tech names at the start of the week.

At 8,575, the FTSE 100 had climbed 42 points for the day and was just off its previous peak, reached earlier in the month, of ...

The FTSE 100 index opened up 3.38 points at 8,568.58. The FTSE 250 was up 144.12 points, 0.7%, at 20,664.51, and the AIM All-Share was down 1.34 points, 0.2%, at 719.52. The Cboe UK 100 was flat ...

Chip giant Nvidia ( NVDA) was more than 11% lower in the first hour of US trading. Industry peer ASML ( ASML) lost 8%, while Arm ( ARM ), Broadcom ( AVGO ), and Micron Technology ( MU) also got ...

Stocks across Asia lost ground on Monday as worries about Chinese AI company DeepSeek reverberated. The company's discounted R1 model knocked tech stocks, sending the Nikkei ( ^N225) in Japan 0.9% ...

Markets were on edge on Monday, with the FTSE 100 (^FTSE) almost flat and European ... and tech investors later on today when US markets open. Nasdaq futures are already almost 3% in the red.

FTSE 100 down 29 at 8,535. 12.59pm ... Futures had the Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all off by 0.1% ahead of Friday’s opening bell. The S&P 500 had notched a new record on Thursday in the midst of ...

The FTSE 100 index is forecast to open broadly unchanged, having risen 0.2% to 8565.20 in yesterday’s session.