London's FTSE 250 was trading 0.8% higher on Thursday afternoon as markets bounced back after US election-related weakness ...

Americans lined up for unemployment benefits at an accelerated pace in the week ended 2 November, according to the Department ...

Stocks in Asia were mostly higher on Thursday in the wake of the fresh record highs on Wall Street after the US presidential ...

The Bank of England trimmed interest rates on Thursday for the second time this year, as widely expected. The rate-setting ...

Wall Street futures were in the green ahead of the bell yet again on Thursday as market participants seemingly continued to ...

China's foreign trade surplus widened unexpectedly in October amid brisk growth in the country's exports. According to ...

For 2024, it now expects to add 2,400 tenancies, up from previous guidance of between 1,900 and 2,100. Meanwhile, adjusted ...

Sweden’s central bank cut interest rates on Thursday, while Norway left them on hold. Sweden's Risksbank cut interest rates ...

CAB Payments tumbled on Thursday after US payments company StoneX said it was not planning to make a takeover offer for the ...

Consumer credit firm NewDay Group - which is behind the Argos and John Lewis store cards - is reportedly kicking off preparations for a sale or stock market listing that could value it at more than £1 ...

Oil and gas company Harbour Energy upwardly revised its annual hydrocarbon production target on Thursday to reflect the completion of its Wintershall Dea acquisition back in September.

London stocks were still just a touch firmer by midday on Thursday after the Bank of England cut rates as expected, and as investors waded through a deluge of corporate news and looked ahead to a ...