London's FTSE 100 rose for a second consecutive day on Tuesday, led by gains in warehousing group Segro and HSBC, as investors looked ahead to the domestic inflation report due later in the week.
Optimism on the eve of the banking sector’s results season today lifted heavyweights HSBC and Barclays during a decent session for the FTSE 100 index. London’s top flight, which benefited from a ...
London stocks rise 0.3% on bank and energy strength, while sterling dips below $1.34 as UK borrowing hits highest September ...
The Stoxx 600 is just about eking out a gain and is being propped up by the marginal outperformance for the FTSE 100. The ...
Joshua Mahony, chief market analyst at Scope Markets, said fears around the US-China trade spat have abated for the time ...