Section

Stocks

Equities, indexes, earnings, and the moves that reset portfolios.

25 stories

Empty London trading desk with multiple monitors showing colour-coded price tiles, rainy window behind, coffee cup on desk, no logos or readable text.

Sunday Briefing: Footsie Steadies as Traders Price Gilt Volatility Before New Week

London investors enter the new week with FTSE 100 contracts little changed after Friday's energy-led rebound, while 10-year gilt yields near 5% keep banks and housebuilders on watch ahead of Andrew Bailey's public remarks.

Marcus Hale

Wide view of London financial district towers under cloudy sky seen from the Thames walkway, commuters in coats, no readable signage or logos

London Bourse Marks Best Day Since September as Relx and Antofagasta Top Footsie Leaderboard

The FTSE 100 rose 1.06% on Friday to 10,552.05 as retreating oil and gilt yields lifted information services and mining names.

Marcus Hale

London trading floor with multiple equity price screens showing red numbers, traders in business attire blurred in background, fluorescent office lighting, coffee cups on desks, no logos or readable text

FTSE 100 Sheds 0.3% as HSBC Falls on Asia Revenue Warning

London’s benchmark gave up early gains after HSBC warned on wealth-management flows in Hong Kong, while miners held the index near 10,470.

Marcus Hale

Automotive parts conveyor inside a Midlands factory hall with workers in high-visibility vests at a distance, fluorescent lighting, no readable labels or logos

Flash PMI Lifts UK Manufacturing Output to 51.2 as Composite Holds at 51.1

S&P Global’s October flash composite PMI printed 51.1 as manufacturing output jumped to 51.2, giving London traders a rare positive data point before November’s Budget.

Marcus Hale

London Stock Exchange foyer with electronic price boards showing green numbers, commuters in coats walking past, fluorescent ceiling panels, slight motion blur, no logos or readable text

FTSE 250 Matches Blue-Chip Gain as Oil Retreat Calms Gilt Rout

London’s FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 each added 0.4 per cent on Tuesday as a two per cent Brent slide and calmer gilt markets outweighed a pullback in defence contractors.

Marcus Hale

Stocks from around the world