(Reuters) -British equities ended higher on Monday with heavyweight healthcare companies leading gains in the benchmark index ...

However, after upheaval earlier in April in which the FTSE and other stock markets suffered big losses as a result of Donald ...

Markets were also boosted by the prospect of a quieter geopolitical environment, as the US attempts to smooth the wrinkles in ...

Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office have have been the worst for Wall Street of any new president since the Watergate ...

Here's what the retail sector should learn from M&S's recent cyber attack, which has driven its stock down 10 per cent since ...

UK banks set to reassure households as tariffs ‘watershed’ moment for economy UK banks are set to reassure customers and ...

The relative shelter from volatility is highlighted by the fact that in the period since 9 April, while the FTSE has made slow and steady progress, the S&P 500 has seen one daily decline of almost 3.5 ...

The selling of Marks & Spencer shares continued in a still-improving FTSE 100 index today as the disruption caused by a cyber ...

While technology may continue to be an excellent investment and repeat its outstanding returns of the past five years, the recent short-term sell-off flags the possibility of a significant slump and ...

This FTSE 100 stock has one of the highest dividend yields in any of the FTSE’s major indexes and looks very undervalued to ...

Today has been relatively unremarkable for UK markets except that in recent times that makes it pretty unusual. Stocks opened ...

UK dividends totalled £14 billion in the first quarter, falling 4.6% annually but still beating expectations. Which sectors ...