London shares record 11-month high close after US non-farm payrolls report
London’s shares closed at an eleven-month high on Friday after a buoyant US non-farm payrolls report built on bourse firmness earlier in the session
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London’s shares closed at an eleven-month high on Friday after a buoyant US non-farm payrolls report built on bourse firmness earlier in the session
Builders and building materials
London’s FTSE100 closed higher on Thursday after a session spent in positive territory from the very beginning, thanks to a clutch of measuredly positive UK data
Investments and investor services
Housebuilders drove the Footsie 73.14 points higher to 6536.73 as house prices surprised on the upside
Investments and investor services
Housebuilders were in the money after Halifax reported higher property prices in June
London’s FTSE 100 closed down on Wednesday in a repeat of the previous session’s gyrations over the ongoing Brexit vote shock
Investments and investor services
The FTSE 100 Index reversed modest gains to stand 103.29 points adrift at 6442.08
The FTSE 100 Index increased 11.54 points to 6556.91
London’s FTSE100 staged a dramatic recovery late in the Thursday session to close higher along with small-cap stocks after the Bank of England said it might cut historically low rates even further in the wake of Britain’s surprise Brexit re
The FTSE 100 Index edged down 7.97 points to 6352.1
Investments and investor services
The FTSE 100 Index retreated 11.86 points to 6348.2
London’s FTSE 100 index on Wednesday closed above “Brexit” crisis levels for the first time since the morning of the In-Out European Union referendum polling last Thursday
As the status quo is unlikely to change in the immediate term, some Brexit worries have been set aside - even if it's just for now.
London’s FTSE 100 index closed below 6,000 on Monday, and dropped by nearly as much as it lost on Friday in the wake of the shock UK referendum decision to quit the European Union
The FTSE 100 Index fell 95.7 points to 6,043 while even small-cap stocks took a hit
House builders, financials and airline IAG, which issued a profit warning, took an absolute battering today.
Britain's premier share index is down 4.49% at the midday point, while other European shares are tanking
Investments and investor services
That's it from us for a very volatile Friday, more Brexit reaction to follow on Monday.
Britain's top share index opened almost 7% lower before making up some ground after a historic EU referendum vote and as PM David Cameron told the nation he will resign.
London’s stocks edged higher on Wednesday after a see-saw session one day ahead of polling in a historic referendum on the country’s future relations with the European Union
Remain held in a narrow lead in the polls, but Brexit risk remains.