The FTSE 100 dropped 1.6% to 9,284.65, the FTSE 250 slid 1.4% to 21,684.50, and the AIM All-Share lost 1.1% to 781.16, a broad sell-off across the board.
Meanwhile, global equities are selling off after new banking fears emerged overnight, sending investors rushing into safe-haven assets. The combination of economic uncertainty, geopolitical risk, and ...
The US government has just pulled off a seizure that sounds like something out of a Hollywood blockbuster: over $14bn in bitcoin, a sprawling Cambodian business empire, and allegations of forced ...
Gold hits third straight record high as Fed rate-cut bets and US-China tensions intensify. Gold just can’t stop breaking records. Prices surged again in European trading on Wednesday, smashing through ...
What this means in practical terms is brutally simple: Bitcoin only needs to reach a $10 Trillion valuation (based on a $500,000 price and a 20 million supply) to hit its target. Gold needs to be ...
Another day, another record. Gold surged to yet another all-time high in Asian trading on Thursday, topping out at $4,238 before getting smacked back down, though this time, it bounced back faster. By ...
Whitbread was the biggest drag on the FTSE 100, tumbling 9% after posting a 7% fall in half-year profit. The Premier Inn owner said forward bookings look solid but cut its outlook for Germany, now ...
US-China trade tensions and new whale losses trigger Bitcoin decline, ETF outflows, and growing market unease.
London stocks opened slightly lower on Wednesday, with the FTSE 100 down 5.06 points, 0.1%, at 9,447.71. The FTSE 250 rose 96.95 points, 0.4%, to 22,125.13, while the AIM All-Share added 3.67 points, ...
The FTSE 100 was down 0.3% at 9,413.78, the FTSE 250 slipped 0.5% to 21,952.21, and the AIM All-Share was down just 0.16 of a point at 792.31. In the UK, a rise in the jobless rate and mixed pay data ...
Trump softens tone on China after tariff shock, but Beijing warns it’s ready for escalation. Markets were on alert late Sunday as investors braced for the reopening of U.S. stock futures after a ...
FTSE 100 opens higher as Trump’s conciliatory China comments ease trade fears, miners lead gains. London equities opened the week on a calmer note on Monday, shrugging off the panic that rattled ...
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