The FTSE 100 index rallied to an all-time high on Monday morning, bolstered by surging defence stocks as European countries ...

UK Stocks Set for Second Consecutive Weekly Drop ...

The pound is little changed against the dollar this morning, and FTSE 100 futures are pointing to a slightly higher open.

This week has seen the FTSE 100 hit an all-time high. Our writer explains how it’s performed over the past year — and what he’s doing about it. When investing, your capital is at risk.

British stocks ended mixed on Thursday, with the benchmark index flat amid U.S. tariff concerns, while downbeat corporate ...

Britain's FTSE 100 fell from all-time highs on Tuesday, while the midcap index posted its worst day of 2025 as growing trade ...

Melrose Industries rose 37.8p to 524.4p and Rolls-Royce rallied 18.6p to 766p, while Barclays improved 5.85p to 289.4p and ...

The businesses are typically more domestic in nature, catering to the UK market. In the FTSE 100, the index is dominated by multinational corporations that generate most of their revenues overseas.

The benchmark FTSE 100 has dropped to 8,582.28, down 17.94 points 0.21% from previous close, after having advanced to 8,620.32 in early trades. Melrose Industries is rising 4.7%. The housebuilding ...

It has repeatedly hit a new all-time high in recent months – including a new peak yesterday (3 March). So, what would an investor now be sitting on if they had invested £10k into the FTSE 100 a year ...