London stocks were steady in early trade on Friday as investors eyed the release of the latest US non-farm payrolls report. At 0820 BST, the FTSE 100 was flat at

London shares were modestly higher in early trading with the buying seen across July having carried over into the start of the month. Some analysts in the City credited “solid”

London stocks had popped into the black by midday on Monday, but gains were muted as investors eyed the latest policy announcement from the US Federal Reserve later in the

London stocks were set to nudge higher on Friday as investors digest the latest retail sales data and look to the release of services and manufacturing PMIs. The FTSE 100

London stocks were set to rise at the open on Monday following a positive session in Asia. The FTSE 100 was called to open 35 points higher at 7,194. CMC

London stocks were set to rise at the open on Thursday as investors eye more key US earnings. The FTSE 100 was called to open 24 points higher at 7,180

London stocks rose in early trade on Monday, helped along by strength in the energy sector, although trade was expected to be fairly quiet as US markets will be closed

London stocks rose in early trade on Monday, with miners pacing the advance as sentiment was boosted by a further easing of Covid restrictions in Beijing and Shanghai, and as

Stocks and options present distinct paths to get exposure to the stock market, but these two asset classes work in very different ways. Let’s review the key differences between stocks and

London stocks rose in early trade on Wednesday despite concerns about inflation, helped along by some encouraging data out of China, amid expectations the US Federal Reserve will announce its