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The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Friday morning and Thursday: ---------- FTSE 100 ---------- Deutsche Bank cuts Vodafone price target to 155 pence -...

London markets were muted on Friday, with the FTSE 100 index trading slightly higher ahead of the start of US earnings season later today

UK housebuilders have expressed major concern that the government is just not supporting new build enough and letting down all those desperate to buy their first home. In a week that saw new-build construction output falls to lowest level since June 2022 and the UK’s biggest housebuilder Barratt Developments predict

European shares edged higher on Thursday as U.S. inflation data fuelled hopes that the Federal Reserve was on the brink of ending its post-pandemic tightening cycle, although a raft of mixed economic data limited further upside.

Barratt Developments reported a fall in net private reservations and house completions in a full-year trading update on Thursday, although it was set to meet adjusted profit expectations.

FTSE 100 climbs, up 15 points at 7,432 UK economy contracts in May but beats City forecasts Housebuilders weaken after cautious Barratt update, Rics survey...

Stocks in London are set to edge higher on Thursday, as the pound advanced after a cooler-than-expected US inflation print. IG says futures indicate the FTSE 100 to open up 5.1 points at 7,421.21 on...

Britains largest homebuilder Barratt Developments said on Thursday it would build far fewer homes this fiscal year as mounting worries over mortgage affordability and persistent inflation drive...

(Reuters) - Britains largest homebuilder Barratt Developments said on Thursday it will build fewer homes this fiscal year as mounting worries over mortgage affordability and sticky inflation drive homebuyers away.

Shares in the housebuilding sector fell again today after Barratt Developments revealed a drop in its average sale price. The update amid the impact of higher mortgage costs came as it emerged that the UK GDP declined 0.1% during May. Demand for luxury timepieces “continues to outpace supply”, retailer Watches of Switzerland said, as years-long waiting lists for its most in-demand timepieces got even longer, despite it raising prices.