(Reuters) -London stocks fell on Friday, with IAG among the biggest drags, capping a volatile week dominated by a flurry of corporate earnings and the Bank of England's interest rate decision. The ...

Stock markets tumbled Friday as fears of an AI bubble deepened a tech selloff, with investors also rattled by weak economic ...

The biggest fallers on the FTSE 100 were Rightmove, down 81.8p at 573.6p, IAG, down 47.9p at 366.2p, Auto Trader, down 47.4p ...

European and Asian stock markets retreated Friday after a slide on Wall Street following weak US jobs data and signals that ...

FTSE 100 underperforms Europe as ITV soars 17% on Sky bid and Rightmove plunges 28%. Bank of England signals dovish shift ahead of December decision.

The FTSE 100 opened lower on Friday, falling 17 points or 0.18% to 9,718.66, with investors processing corporate earnings and ...

The European benchmark is still set for its worst weekly decline since August. And things don’t look any rosier before the open in the US, with futures sliding. Gilts are underperforming, reflecting a ...

London's stock indexes fell as the pound gained strength due to the Bank of England's steady interest rates decision, amidst ...

European technology stocks led sectoral declines, falling 1.9 per cent. The healthcare sector rose 0.4 per cent. Novo Nordisk ...

The biggest fallers on the FTSE 100 were Hikma Pharmaceuticals, down 249p at 1,522p, Smith & Nephew, down 151.5p at 1,242p, ...

Wall Street stocks were muted at the open on Thursday, while the FTSE 100 (^FTSE) and European stocks headed lower, as ...

Fintech darling Wise recorded a 13 per cent reduction in pre-tax profit at £254.6m despite soaring numbers in customers and ...