(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London were lower at midday on Tuesday with markets reportedly losing their risk appetites amid increasing geopolitical tensions. Read More
(Alliance News) - London's FTSE 100 closed higher on Thursday on a brighter day for equities in Europe supported by a number of well received results. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London were mostly higher at midday on Thursday as traders await further updates about Donald Trump's incoming US government, as well as producer price inflation and jobless data scheduled today. Read More
(Alliance News) - Burberry Group PLC on Thursday reported a challenging first half of 2025, swinging back to a pretax loss and experiencing a significant revenue decline as it introduced its new "Burberry Forward" strategic plan. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London opened mixed on Thursday as the threat of tariffs from the US continues to loom, and investors eye the US producer price index release later. Read More
(Alliance News) - The FTSE 100 was called 1.1% higher early Wednesday as Donald Trump moves closer to a victory in the US presidential election, winning key swing state Pennsylvania. Read More
(Alliance News) - London's FTSE 100 clung onto modest gains on Monday, closing well below early highs, as investors eye the US election and central bank decisions this week. Read More
(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London were higher at midday on Monday, as investors continue to digest last week's budget and react to PMI data from across Europe. Read More
(Alliance News) - Shares in Burberry Group PLC rose on Monday after a report suggested that Italian luxury goods firm, Moncler SpA, is considering a bid. Read More
(Alliance News) - Equities in Europe were on the up heading into Wednesday afternoon, shaking off a sell-off in Shanghai, while the focus across the Atlantic is on the release of Federal Reserve meeting minutes later. Read More
(Alliance News) - London's FTSE 100 ended lower on Thursday, with a boost from higher oil prices and a dovish Bank of England not enough to shake off investor nerves on unfolding events in the Middle East. Read More
