FTSE 100 Live Friday Public sector borrowing overshootsASOS lifts earnings guidancePub chain flags NI cost impact ...

The FTSE 100 (^FTSE) and European stocks were lower on Friday morning as UK public borrowing hit £10.7bn in February, higher ...

Last year a jury rejected claims that formulas made by Abbott Laboratories and Reckitt’s Mead Johnson caused necrotising ...

Growth in the pledge book of 26% resulted in a year-end value of £127 million, while retail jewellery and watch sales of ...

The FTSE 100 is forecast to open about 12 points lower, having closed broadly flat at 8706.66 last night. The pound remains ...

On a statutory basis, the FTSE 100 group swung to a loss after tax of £347 million from a £309 million profit last time, ...

The price cutting plans of Asda kept Tesco and Sainsbury’s under pressure today as the grocers spent another session near the ...

The shares of savings and investment company M&G are up 3% in the FTSE 100 index after annual results showed a surprise rise ...

There’s been sharp acceleration in the pace of the rise over the past year, in particular. Economic fragility, a buying spree by central banks and now the uncertainty caused by trade policy in the US ...

The FTSE 100 index was held back by US jitters today as traders awaited tonight’s Federal Reserve verdict on interest rates and the economic outlook. London’s top flight dipped 0.25% or 21.88 ...

Threadneedle Street is expected to leave rates unchanged at noon today, with money markets indicating a 96% likelihood that Bank Rate will remain unchanged at 4.5%.

The FTSE 100 index is set for a flat start to the session as attention turns to an important week for monetary policy announcements. The US Federal Reserve, Bank of England and Bank of Japan are among ...