Stocks edged into the green in the early going with investors apparently opting to sit on their hands ahead of key economic data overseas due out after the close of

London stocks rose in early trade on Monday despite a weak Asian session, as energy shares rallied, but gains were unspectacular as recession fears continued to weigh. At 0830 GMT,

London’s FTSE 100 was up 1.1% at 7,527.47 in afternoon trade on Tuesday. Retailers were on the rise, with online supermarket Ocado the standout gainer, while JD Sports Fashion and B&Q owner Kingfisher also gained. British

London stocks were little changed in early trade on Monday as investors digested a grim outlook from the Confederation of British Industry and eyed the latest reading on the UK

London stocks had extended gains by midday on Wednesday despite uninspiring Chinese factory data, grim UK shop price inflation and a bleak survey on service sector confidence. The FTSE 100

London stocks rose in early trade on Friday, boosted by stellar gains in the US and Asia after a cooler-than-expected US inflation print, even as data showed the UK economy

Germany is keen to talk to Britain about a solidarity pact that would allow Europe’s largest consumers of natural gas to bail each other out if an extreme cold snap

London stocks rallied in early trade on Tuesday, with miners and Ocado pacing the advance, as investors eyed the start of the Federal Reserve’s two-day policy meeting. At 0840 GMT,