Stocks in London have started the session a tad higher even after the Prime Minister warned that the country was facing a “tidal wave” of Covid-19 infections due to the

London stocks were set to rise at the open on Monday as worries about the Omicron variant ease. The FTSE 100 was called to open 48 points higher at 7,170.

London stocks rose in early trade on Monday, recovering some ground after worries about the new Omicron Covid variant sent markets tumbling at the end of last week. At 0900

London stocks were set to rise at the open on Wednesday after markets in the US closed off lows. The FTSE 100 was called to open 15 points higher at

London stocks were steady in early trade on Monday following a muted session in Asia. At 0845 GMT, the FTSE 100 was flat at 7,345.77. Richard Hunter, head of markets

London stocks edged up in early trade on Wednesday, lifted by well-received results from the likes of ITV and Marks & Spencer, as investors eyed the latest US inflation reading.

London stocks edged higher in early trade on Thursday as investors waded through earnings news ahead of the latest policy announcement from the Bank of England. At 0845 GMT, the

London stocks rose in early trade on Monday, taking their cue from a record close on Wall street and an upbeat session in Asia, but Barclays bucked the trend as

London stocks were set to rise at the open on Monday ahead of a week packed full of corporate news and the Autumn Budget. The FTSE 100 was called to

London stocks had extended gains by midday on Friday despite disappointing retail sales data and a slump in consumer confidence, as worries about China’s Evergrande eased and following the release