Week ahead: Last but not least - Barclays
Banking titan Barclays reports full year results on Tuesday....
Company
LON:BARC
Barclays is a global financial services provider engaged in retail banking, credit cards, corporate and investment banking and wealth management. It operates through branches, offices and subsidiaries in the United Kingdom and overseas.
858 stories · page 39 of 43
Banking titan Barclays reports full year results on Tuesday....
The FTSE 100 closed out Monday at 5,824, some 116 points or 2% higher, as attentions remained on London.
Investments and investor services
The FTSE 100 Index gained 93 points to 5801 as the Nikkei closed more than 1,000 points ahead
Archive
Britain's blue chip benchmark tumbled 2.4% on the day to close 135 points lower as global markets continue to sink amid investor panic.
London’s blue chip index dropped 101 points to 5,570 even with a modest rally ahead of the US opening.
Archive
UK shares finished higher on Wednesday as European indices also rose and as Fed chair Janet Yellen outlined the Central Bank's take on the global economy. .
The FTSE 100 Index climbed 60 points to 5692 as banks regained their poise
The FTSE 100 Index gave up early gains as banks fell but AstraZeneca was among the risers
Here are some significant movers at 2.30pm on Friday....
RBS also put aside £1.5bn in relation to various US residential mortgage-backed securities litigation claims
Archive
After finishing up last week, there were early signs of promise for Footsie but it never really got out of the blocks...
The FTSE 100 Index was 10.8 points adrift at 5889.17p as oil prices continued their downward trend
Archive
UK equities were in good shape even before ECB president Draghi started sweet-talking the market
The benchmark FTSE 100 Index climbed 21 points to 5,696
Barclays agreed to the settlement without admitting or denying the allegations, the regulator said.
Bloomberg is buying the business for just over £520mln
Investments and investor services
It was a stress-free day for the bulls as the banks bounced higher after the results of the Bank of England's stress tests
The FTSE 100 Index increased 32.8 points to 6388.89 at lunchtime
Investments and investor services
RBS and Standard Chartered rose despite failing to meet all the stress test targets
RBS and Standard Chartered were found to be the weakest of seven major UK banks