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Major FTSE 100 constituents like BP and HSBC could be hit with new windfall taxes from the UK Chancellor, leading to a sell off.

UK retail investors are increasingly bullish about the prospects for UK and US markets after the elections in both countries are settled.

UK investors could be starting to throw their weight behind the FTSE ahead of a predicted market rotation away from big tech and US stocks.

There are a number of reasons for the recent run of dismal performance by the FTSE 100 in relation to its US peers

London stocks have regained a bit of spring in their step after data showed that UK GDP increased by 0.3% in November.

From dot-com crash to post-pandemic boom, the FTSE250 has historically roared back after a slow year. Could 2024 be the year of the mid-cap?

Has the FTSE100 run its race, or is there still life left in the old dog as the world moves into a new paradigm dominated by future industries

We take a look at five of the best FTSE 100 performers in 2023. Despite a tough year for UK markets, we have seen some stellar performances

Turkish soda ash manufacturer WE Soda's announcement to list this year will create a new FTSE 100 incumbent.

In this podcast, we speak with Patrick Munnelly, Market Analyst at Tickmill about investing and trading the FTSE 100 Index

The FTSE 100 broke above the 8000 for the first time in its history this week, leaving investors wondering if it has legs for a further rally.

Benedek Voros suggests UK investors are too focused on UK assets, and are not taking advantage of opportunities elsewhere

Leading indices have come under pressure on the back of Friday’s US jobs data which has fuelled a shift in Fed expectations

Euronext pushed ahead of the LSE in value last month on sustained sterling weakness, low investment, strong luxury goods performance in France

Endeavour Mining came through with a strong set of results today and beat market consensus estimates, plus hiked dividend again.

Susannah Streeter, investment analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, looks at possible winners and losers from this week's FTSE reshuffle.

John Woolfitt of Atlantic Capital Markets looks at four FTSE 100 stocks that are more likely to prove resistant to inflationary pressure.

Investors were buying back into Kainos shares early this week as they woke up to the fact that it is still making money.

Instead of a gentle reshuffling of cards in the FTSE review, the conflict in Ukraine has thrown the pack up in the air.

Lloyds Bank: Gareth Hazelden, Director at Atlantic Capital Markets, takes an in-depth look at their results

Can Shell turn itself into a different company and stay competitive in the era of clean energy? We take a closer look.

Anglo American is celebrating a bumper year for 2021 and has given the market a warm, fuzzy feeling, but can it last?

Susannah Streeter of Hargreaves Lansdown looks back at the best and worst performing stocks in the FTSE 100 in 2021.

With a big reshuffle in the FTSE All Share index scheduled next week, Hargreaves Lansdown takes a look at possible winners and losers.

Shares in Barclays seem to be holding up at the moment as investors ponder the sudden resignation of its CEO Jes Staley.

The Pound and FTSE were both up despite worse than expected economic growth figures out of the UK this morning.

National Grid is very much a defensive stock and still exposed to the natural gas market: is it worth hanging onto through 2022?

Last March saw some of the most extreme market volatility on record, but also saw more small investors taking short term short positions to make money.

It looked in July as if Experian shares had shrugged off the pandemic's effect, but then came its November trading numbers.

Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell looks at the macroeconomic picture and its effect on the markets in the US, UK and the Eurozone for the week of 21st September

Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell looks at the macroeconomic picture and its effect on the markets in the US, UK and the Eurozone for the week of 7th September

Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell looks at the macroeconomic picture and its effect on the markets in the US, UK and the Eurozone for the week of 31st August

Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell looks at the macroeconomic picture and its effect on the markets in the US, UK and the Eurozone for the week of 13th July

Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell looks at the macroeconomic picture and its effect on the markets in the US, UK and the Eurozone for the week of 29th June

Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell looks at the macroeconomic picture and its effect on the markets in the US, UK and the Eurozone for the week of 22nd June

Following negative comments from the US Federal Reserve and another wave of virus infections in some US states, markets are taking a breather.

Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell looks at the macroeconomic picture and its effect on the markets in the US, UK and the Eurozone for the week of 15th June

The predictability of the Royal Dutch Shell dividends regime now seems to be in tatters, but there is a serious lack of clarity on the future as well.

Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell looks at the macroeconomic picture and its effect on the markets in the US, UK and the Eurozone for the week of 11th May

Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell looks at the macroeconomic picture and its effect on the markets in the US, UK and the Eurozone for the week of 4th May

Which UK companies are still paying dividends, and what sort of impact is there going to be on your portfolio if 90% of UK companies don't?

Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell looks at the macroeconomic picture and its effect on the markets in the US, UK and the Eurozone for the week of 20th April

Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell looks at the macroeconomic picture and its effect on the markets in the US, UK and the Eurozone for the week of 13th April

Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell looks at the macroeconomic picture and its effect on the markets in the US, UK and the Eurozone for the week of 30th March

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Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell looks at the macroeconomic picture and its effect on the markets in the US, UK and the Eurozone for the week of 16th March

Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell looks at the macroeconomic picture and its effect on the markets in the US, UK and the Eurozone for the week of 2nd March

Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell looks at the macroeconomic picture and its effect on the markets in the US, UK and the Eurozone for the week of 6th January

Neil Wilson of Markets.com takes a look at the main markets and raises some risks and opportunities for traders in 2020.

Investment writer Tony Cross picks out three things you need to know about the markets. This morning, Tony's focus is on GBP, the FTSE 100 and Hollywood Bowl

Brokers are warning traders to expect extremely high levels of volatility in sterling and FTSE over the next 48 hours as UK voters go to the polls.

We take a quick look at what is happening in financial markets on Friday 6th September.

FTSE 100 membership is up for grabs for a number of stocks, and it just might be an opportunity for fast food specialist Just Eat.

Investors looking for UK value stocks are seeing them right in front of their eyes, according to one fund manager who sees a once in a decade opportunity.

Commodities markets will be the ones for investors to watch in 2019 as share markets begin to grapple with the…

Broker Capital.com has launched two new indices on its trading platform to help traders to navigate the market volatility being…

It's the nightmare before Christmas folks - we were expecting this in January, but it seems to be happening now. A…

More than a third of Brits plan to spend less on Christmas compared to last year, according to the results…

The ghost of the Great Financial Crisis of 2008 still haunts most UK investors, according to a survey by UK…

The FTSE 100 index was down 134 points this morning, a loss of approximately 1.8%, but reflecting a sell off…

UK bank said it in May it expected a further thrust from the SFO, and it has been proved right.

Russian steel maker Evraz is leading the FTSE risers with a 7.61% increase, followed by Emirati health chain NMC Health, up 4.72%

Asian markets down as uncertainty creeps in around Trump's North Korean summit, FTSE falls slightly in response.

There had been crazy talk recently about how the FTSE 100 could go to 8000. Does it have any basis in reality?

Three things you need to know in the financial markets this morning from investment writer Tony Cross.

Fuelled by the US sell-off, is this correction the right move for the markets - and how should investors react?

FTSE flat in early trading on Dollar weakness on the back of the US Government shutdown while the Euro benefits from political progress in Germany

Informa is this morning's biggest faller as the FTSE opens down in early trading while Bitcoin's troubles continue

The FTSE is flat as Investors await the UK inflation reading this morning while a weak Dollar has seen Gold prices lift to four month high's

US Tax Reform Bill hold up keeps investors waiting as FTSE treads water. The Dollar is unmoved while the Pound awaits BoE Parliament address

Investors continue to focus on the US TAX Reform Bill which is likely to find approval later today

Progress on the US tax reform bill has boosted US and European equities

Dollar hindered by cautious US interest rate rise boosts the Pound, holding back the FTSE while US equities set more records

Strong first half lifts Ashtead while a major pipeline closure send Oil north and US equities continue their record run

Berkeley Group boosts the Housebuilding sector, a Brexit negotiation breakthrough lifts the Pound and Non-Farm Payrolls in focus this afternoon

The US tax reform Bill continues to dominate with the FTSE following Wall Street's negative close. Meanwhile, the Pound struggles to shake its Brexit worries

FTSE up with the Pound falling on news of a hold up in Brexit talks while the passing of the US Tax Reform Bill boosts the Dollar and the Dow Jones

FTSE and Pound look to UK manufacturing data for direction; OPEC agreement boosts Oil and US Equities rise in anticipation of tax cuts approval

US and European politics dominate this morning despite North Korea's best efforts to spoil the party with their latest missile test

Stock in steady decline as management fails to mask reality of tougher advertising climate.

With a weaker Dollar hampering the FTSE, Marks and Spencer is dampening spirits further, despite a largely positive set of results

The US Senate has passed a resolution that will allow President Trump to push forward with his tax reforms agenda

There is still plenty of potential disaster lying in wait in UK financial markets one year on, says Editor, Stuart Fieldhouse

The FTSE, CAC and DAX are all down in early trading as Energy stocks take the brunt of a weaker oil price

The FTSE found buyers at Friday’s open, as the Bank of England meeting temporarily dented the appetite in the pound market

The services sector steps into focus this Wednesday, providing investors with another chance to assess the state of the UK economy

The main focus for both the FTSE 100 index and the Pound this morning will be the construction PMI data

April hits the ground running with the markets kicking off the second quarter with a glimpse at Q1’s final manufacturing PMIs

The UK’s final fourth quarter GDP reading, German employment data and Eurozone inflation figures are due out later

Following yesterday's triggering of Article 50, there's little in the diary to give the markets real focus this morning

In focus today will be the UK’s triggering of Article 50 to commence divorce proceedings from the European Union

A light economic calendar today suggests investors focus will turn to the UK's triggering of Article 50

An empty economic calendar this morning has left the door open for last week’s trading trends to creep in

Having closed above 7400 for the first time in its history last night, the FTSE took a justified breather after the bell, starting the day relatively flat at yesterday’s highs

This evening’s Fed rate decision will claim top billing where markets are already factoring in another hike

A relatively empty economic calendar kept the UK market’s eyes firmly on macro concerns this Tuesday morning.

Key US jobs report could seal the deal on a Fed rate hike next week

FTSE sentiment is likely to be impacted by the oil price move following US equity markets yesterday

Things are off to an inauspicious start this Wednesday, investors perhaps not willing to show their hand until after the Spring Budget later today.

Investors are going to have to wait a bit longer for all the juicy stuff in the back end of the week

Despite a flurry of M&A action the European indices weren’t indulging in any excitement this Monday

Given the light macro calendar for data, the fallout from a busy weekend for corporate news will be on the agenda today

Most of the morning’s services data was absorbed by the forex markets this Friday, which didn’t do much for the red-tinged indices

PMI Services readings will be the order of the day alongside this afternoon’s raft of Federal Reserve speakers

Yesterday saw another Trump-inspired record finish on Wall Street but a calmer start to trading seen this morning

Investors simply weren’t interested in the European markets this Tuesday, saving their energy for a US-dominated afternoon

Sterling’s woes showed no signs of disappearing, the Scottish independence referendum reports continuing to spook investors

Nothing much of note happened this morning, the European markets largely sitting flat as the day progressed

The main focus this Thursday morning was on the banking sector again. This time, it's Barclays, the latest to reveal its annual results

There was a lot to unpack in this morning’s 2nd estimate fourth quarter GDP report, something that has helped dampen the market’s good vibes

Things got off to a positive start this Wednesday ahead of the latest glimpse at the UK’s fourth quarter growth

This time, the new level comes despite some dodgy manufacturing and services PMIs

HSBC continued to define the morning’s trading in the UK, while the Eurozone was lifted by a wave of strong data

FTSE-100 sentiment this morning is being hampered by disappointing HSBC results wich posted a massive 62% drop in profits

With little in the way of economic news, and no US open on the horizon, the European markets were a mixed bag this Monday

It's been a productive start to the new trading week after US bourses closed positive on Friday and despite a mixed session in Asia overnight

It's another light one for macro data today while day two of the G20 meeting of Foreign Ministers may provide some direction

For a morning that has seen the MSCI’s World Index hit a fresh all-time high, it hasn’t been very exciting

After the data drama of the past two days things look a bit quieter today. The focus is likely to be speakers at the meeting of G20 Foreign Ministers in Berlin

Following yesterday’s inflation increase the focus of this morning’s UK jobs report was rightly on wage growth – and the news wasn’t good

Inflation data in focus on both sides of the pond as growth improves against a backdrop of accommodative monetary policy

Inflation was the name of the game this morning, the latest figure out of the UK surging to its highest level since June 2014

After a pretty quiet week in the markets last week, investors will today get to grips with some key data releases that will offer some momentum

The US open only increased the swell in positive trading this Monday, the Dow Jones surging to yet another record peak

A largely positive tone of trading prevailed this morning, the markets continuing to feed on Trump’s tax promises

The markets are still being buoyed by the ‘phenomenal’ tax promises floated by Donald Trump last week, promises that helped send the Dow Jones to yet another record high

The week’s scattershot trading continued this Friday afternoon, with the Dow Jones hitting a fresh high amidst all the uncertainty

Having risen as much as half a percent after the bell the FTSE lost its lustre this morning followed some decent data out of the UK

The market seems keen to build on yesterday’s last minute growth, investors’ interest piqued by Donald Trump’s promise of ‘something phenomenal in terms of tax’

It is difficult, given the lack of both data and fresh macro-news, to ascertain the reasons behind the market’s current movements – everything just feels a bit aimless

The markets remained where they were just after the bell this Thursday, with little to shake things up as the morning progressed

Thursday morning continued the week’s string of data-less, largely news-less European sessions forcing investors to focus on the political issues buzzing around the continent

Little changed as Wednesday morning went on, the trends set in place soon after the bell holding true

Another effectively data-less day leaves the forex markets in focus, as they continue to deal with the ongoing political upheavals in the UK and Eurozone

Tuesday continued to be defined by movements from the pound and euro as they deal with the shifting political landscape in Europe

The forex markets dominated things this morning, with both the pound and euro having a rough time of it

By the looks of things Tuesday could rival Monday in the dullness stakes, with precious little new for the European markets to grapple with this morning

It’s hard to know what to say about the markets this morning, with Monday so far devoid of anything noteworthy

The UK markets shuffled into life this Monday morning, with little in the way of news to generate any action from investors

After a slow start there was a lot in play this Friday, and that’s before this afternoon’s non-farm jobs report from the US

You’d be forgiven for thinking the UK markets hadn’t opened this morning, as was the sluggishness of the FTSE and pound

Sterling suffered through the Bank of England’s ‘Super Thursday’ this afternoon, the currency displeased with what Carney and co. dished up

The pound became far more jittery as the morning progressed, much to the benefit of the FTSE

The UK markets started this morning in a jittery mood, investors waiting for the Bank of England’s latest ‘Super Thursday’

The buoyant European trading continued this morning, supported by a series of strong manufacturing PMIs

Decent manufacturing figures from China and Japan lifted the European indices ahead of their own PMIs this Wednesday morning

A sharply negative open in the US caused some of the morning’s Eurozone goodwill to dissipate as the day went on

Following yesterday’s market-wide Trump travel ban-inspired slump things are a bit more mixed this Tuesday morning

In what is a fairly significant development the Dow Jones opened under 20000 this Monday, causing the Trump travel ban losses to increase across the board

Pretty much everything slipped into the red this morning, the markets reacting to the fresh bout of instability brought on by Donald Trump over the weekend

Despite a weaker pound AND a huge increase from Tesco the FTSE barely budged this Friday morning

With little on the economic agenda until this afternoon the pound saw little reason not to give back some of its earlier growth

A stronger than forecast fourth quarter GDP figure failed to have much of an impact on the UK markets this Thursday morning

The FTSE is still struggling to join in with the Trump rally this Thursday, the index floundering as it awaits the first glimpse at the UK’s fourth quarter GDP figure

After flirting and demurring for the past month or so the Dow Jones finally sealed the deal this Wednesday, surging past the 20000 mark for the first time in its history

While Trump pushes the global indices higher, the pound has been benefiting from the increasingly Brexit clarity following yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling

Following on from a late rally in the US last night, thanks to the second round of Trump executive orders, the markets looked a lot perkier this Wednesday morning

The still Trump expectant US markets failed to liven things up this afternoon, leaving BT’s big stink as the main focus of the day

The Supreme Court’s Article 50 ruling failed to massively move the markets this Tuesday, with BT’s scandalous struggles drawing a lot of focus

It’s another big day for sterling, with the UK’s Supreme Court set to rule whether or not Theresa May and her Brexiteers can trigger Article 50 without first seeking parliamentary approval

The tone of trading didn’t waver this Monday, the markets awash with some low-level Trump jitters

The pound broke through the $1.24 ceiling this morning, climbing more than half a percent against the dollar to hit a one month high

With all the attention on Trump’s inauguration the market had to make do with a few scraps this Friday afternoon

Not a lot happened this morning beyond the pound gradually chipping away at the gains it has made since the start of the week

There isn’t much economic news on offer this Friday, as the world turns to watch America make a huge mistake and inaugurate Donald Trump

The markets got off to a familiarly flaccid start this Thursday, the main draw being this afternoon’s ECB meeting

Despite a couple of positive surprises the UK jobs report failed to change much this morning, the market’s continuing to trade in the shadow of yesterday’s Brexit speech from Theresa May

Continuing its topsy-turvy week the pound took a turn south this Wednesday ahead of the latest UK jobs report

As some expected the pound had worked out most of its negative feelings about Theresa May’s Brexit-intensions already

It’s another big day for the pound, with Tuesday’s economic calendar centred on sterling

There wasn’t much change this afternoon, the markets lacking the enlivening spark of a US open

Some decent data out of the US helped lift the dollar this afternoon, in the process clearing the way for the FTSE to hit a fresh high

After squeaking to a fresh peak last night, making it a record 11 consecutive sessions of closing highs, the FTSE quickly began to build above 7300 this Friday

President-elect Trump gives little detail on fiscal policy

The FTSE stumbled out of the gate this Thursday, despite a wave of surprisingly strong Christmas updates from the UK’s key retailers

Once again the FTSE managed to hit a fresh high in the least interesting way possible this Wednesday, creeping near 7300 off the back of a fresh bout of sterling-weakness

After breaking a cluster of records last night the FTSE immediately took a breather this morning, with the high-hitting index stumbling at the start of the session

Given the lack of economic news it is no surprise that Monday’s Brexity trading has leaked into Tuesday, with a weak pound continuing to fuel a high-hitting FTSE

The FTSE can create a new record for the number of consecutive days it has ended a session at a new all-time high today

An empty economic calendar couldn’t prevent the FTSE 100 from finding its way to fresh all-time highs

Yet another slow start kept the FTSE away from 7200 this morning having closed at a record high just 5 points below that level last night

Like the big old flirt it is the FTSE briefly hit a new, post-7200 intraday peak this Thursday, only to retreat from that level following a stronger than forecast services PMI

Next dropped more than 10% over their worrying Christmas trading statement. The fear is that more high street retailers will follow

The FTSE is tickling 7200, a level it could substantially break this Thursday if the market winds blow the right way

The FTSE failed to find any momentum this morning, hampered by a bloody retail sector and an increasingly sour set of commodity stocks

After Tuesday’s 7200-excitement the FTSE has gotten off to a slow start this morning, struggling to reach the levels struck during yesterday’s trading

The FTSE tickled 7200 this afternoon, while the Dow Jones built back towards its own landmark level

In the aftermath of the PMI release sterling jumped 0.6% against the euro, taking it back above 1.18 for the first time in a week and a half

Despite some characteristically laughable swings from Monte dei Paschi, Thursday has been the latest pre-Christmas trading session blighted by inertia

Thursday saw, you guessed it, another slow start, Santa resolute in his refusal to make an appearance on the markets

A dearth of positive news has prevented the European indices from posting any growth this Wednesday

The European markets endured another slow start this Wednesday, continuing the week’s distinctly Santa-less trading

The European indices maintained a sluggish pace this Tuesday, with little to disturb the quiet pre-Christmas trading

The European markets got off to another slow start this Tuesday, investors struggling to find a reason to send the region’s indices any higher

The general lack of excitement continued this Monday afternoon, the US open bringing little fresh to the table

Santa remained absent this Monday morning, the European indices lacking the spark that set them soaring last week

It may be the start of the final week before Christmas, but so far the European markets are looking rather Santa-less this Monday

There was little change from the tone set at the start of the day, with the post-Fed rate hike reaction still dominating proceedings

There is certainly a lot for the markets to process this Thursday, starting with the European reaction to last night’s Federal Reserve meeting

The tone of trading was fairly negative this afternoon, the major indices all slipping as investors await the results of the month’s much-anticipated Federal Reserve meeting

Despite some strong figures there were a few things to fret over in the UK’s latest jobs report this Wednesday

Though this evening’s Federal Reserve meeting is Wednesday’s main draw, there is still a decent chunk of UK data to deal with this morning

There were some distant sleigh bells heard on the markets this Tuesday, the major indices all climbing higher as the day progressed

As expected October’s dip in UK inflation was proven to be an anomaly, with November’s reading coming in at a weak pound-inspired 2 year high of 1.2%

After an effectively data-less Monday the markets get to chomp on some key figures from Europe this morning

After all the Brent Crude excitement of this morning Monday has been a thorough disappointment, with little sign of a Santa rally ahead of a busy week for data

Some more Monte dei Paschi drama brought bit of much-needed excitement to proceedings this afternoon, even if the wider market didn’t pay too much attention to the news

Friday was always going to look a bit drab in comparison to Thursday’s ECB fireworks, especially with a relatively empty economic calendar

After Thursday’s ECB excitement things look a lot quieter this morning, the European market failing to move from the highs hit in the aftermath of Mario Draghi’s announcement

The market was awash with some classic Eurozone volatility this Thursday, proving the region can still keep up with the drama of the Brexited and Trumped UK and US instruments

Things have become increasingly jittery this Thursday as investors await the result of this month’s ECB meeting

The Eurozone indices have seen another perky start this Thursday, with investors eyeing the month’s ECB get-together this afternoon

The European banking sector continued to dictate trading this Wednesday, with hopes of a bailout for Monte dei Paschi getting investors hot under the collar

The potential for a Monte dei Paschi package from the Italian government is lifting the European markets this Wednesday

There hasn’t been much to work with this Tuesday, the markets settling into an uninspired rhythm as the morning went on

After yesterday’s post-Italian referendum excitement there is comparatively far less on offer this Tuesday morning

The Eurozone leapt into the spotlight this Monday morning, with Italy’s decision to vote ‘No’ to historic constitutional reforms creating a fresh headache for the euro

With another relatively empty economic calendar the same oil and Italy fears gripped the markets this Tuesday

After a slow start the pound has begun to stretch its legs this Thursday, making the most of a quiet Thanksgiving for the dollar

The FTSE-100 is once again making some progress in early trade although direction could well be limited in the hours ahead

The FTSE continued to barrel ahead this Tuesday as the pound began to shed some of the surprise growth it produced before yesterday’s close

OPEC meeting is driving oil prices higher already and in turn is being seen as delivering much of the upside in the FTSE-100 during the early part of Tuesday’s session

London’s FTSE-100 is kicking off the final session of the week with some modest gains, although at least so far we’re seeing a failure to reverse the majority of yesterday’s losses

The FTSE-100 has surged higher at the open with traders breathing a collective sigh of relief

The market’s understandably jittery tone of trading continued this Monday, with the conversation dominated by if Mark Carney will stay on as the Bank of England’s head honcho.

After yesterday’s shake-out, the FTSE-100 is back above the 7,000 level with blue chip stocks making a generally strong start to the day

A positive swell of data has continued to boost the Eurozone this Monday morning; the FTSE’s gains, on the other…

London’s FTSE-100 is nudging fractionally higher in early trade

London’s FTSE-100 is starting the day a shade lower

After yesterday’s sell-off, the FTSE-100 has started with a bounce

London’s FTSE-100 has pushed back above the 7,000 level shortly after the open

Another leg lower for the pound overnight is helping the FTSE-100 consolidate around the 7,100 level

The pound took an absolute pasting last night

The European markets haven’t really moved from the stalls they set out early in the session, with weariness from the FTSE joined by despair from the pound.

Yesterday’s surge higher left London’s FTSE-100 ripe for a degree of profit taking

The divergence between FTSE and pound became even starker this Tuesday morning, each instrument lurching towards fresh highs and lows…

Brexit continues to be the word of the day, with the markets somewhat caught between the future consequences of Britain’s…

The FTSE-100 appears to be doing a fine job of proving something about Sir Isaac Newton’s law of gravity

Equity markets were certainly rattled yesterday with that sell-off in the banking sector very much setting the pace

Analysts caution traders and investors that may be lulled into a false sense of security