(Alliance News) - Blue-chip equities in Europe traded off morning lows heading into Tuesday afternoon, but the mood was still cautious, with traders mindful of the US midterm election. Read More
(Alliance News) - Associated British Foods PLC on Tuesday said sales at its Primark store chain are now back to their pre-pandemic level, but cost inflation has eaten away GBP1 billion from profit so far this year. Read More
(Alliance News) - Associated British Foods PLC posted an annual earnings surge and said like-for-like sales at its Primark Stores Ltd high street retail chain in the UK are now in-line with pre-virus levels as it launched a buyback programme. Read More
(Alliance News) - London stock prices were lower in early trade on Tuesday, with Persimmon dragging down fellow housebuilders after a less-than-stellar trading update, while plans for a share buyback lifted Primark-owner Associated British Foods. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stocks in London are seen opening lower on Tuesday, as a cautious start to the week continues, with focus shifting to US politics. Read More
(Alliance News) - There was little in the way of evidence that investors of London-listed retailers took heart from positive results from Zara owner Inditex SA. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stocks were called higher on Friday morning, as the UK mourned the death of the Queen and after a major interest rate hike from the European Central Bank. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stocks in Europe largely overcame some early afternoon weakness to end higher on Thursday, after the European Central Bank enacted a historic interest rate hike. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stock trading in London was lacking direction at midday on Thursday, as investors sat on the sidelines ahead of a policy decision by the European Central Bank. Read More
(Alliance News) - Associated British Foods PLC's unexpected trading statement on Thursday left investors feeling disconcerted, as shares sunk with the firm's Primark retail chain facing heightened cost pressures. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stocks in London opened higher on Thursday morning as investors awaited an important interest rate decision from the European Central Bank, while a warning of surging costs dented shares in Associated British Foods. Read More
