FTSE 100 rises for a fourth day in a row, though Tesco shares are hit by fears of a supermarket price war, and UK homebuyers ...
The grocer’s like-for-like sales fell by 3.4% last year, it said. It has suffered a drop in its market share as market ...
Heathrow disruption hit IAG shares today as the British Airways owner joined JD Sports Fashion near the bottom of a weaker ...
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The price cutting plans of Asda kept Tesco and Sainsbury’s under pressure today as the grocers spent another session near the bottom of the FTSE 100 index. Tesco lost 3% or 10.8p to 328.4p ...
Uncertainty still dogs markets as investors debate whether the sell-off that pushed the S&P 500 into correction territory is ...
The FTSE 100 fell slightly on Monday morning in London, while European stocks were mixed, as traders look once again to a fragile geopolitical situation marshalled by president Do ...
A decision from US president Donald Trump to delay tariffs on more goods failed to stem a sell-off in global markets.
The FTSE 100 index steadied after the previous session’s 0.9% reverse, aided by the prospect that US stocks are likely to open higher later today. Recession fears meant the Dow Jones Industrial ...
The reset of BP’s strategy amid a renewed focus on upstream oil and gas failed to inspire a share price revival today. The energy giant’s 2027 ... stronger miners and Lloyds Banking Group helped the ...
The FTSE 100 index steadied after the previous session’s 0.9% reverse, aided by the prospect that US stocks are likely to open higher later today. Recession fears meant the Dow Jones Industrial ...
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