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The UKs construction sector contracted in June hit by a sharp fall in the housing sector. Figures from S&P Global showed residential work (index at 39.6)...

(RTTNews) - European stocks closed sharply lower on Thursday with some key indexes in the region falling to multi-month lows, as upbeat labor mark...

Hundreds of housebuilders have argued new rules on house designs introduced this year threaten to push firms out of the industry, ahead of stricter changes...

European stocks closed sharply lower on Thursday with some key indexes in the region falling to multi-month lows, as upbeat labor market data from the U.S. and the minutes from the Federal Reserve's June monetary policy meeting raising concerns about further hike in interest rates.

European stocks closed sharply lower on Thursday with some key indexes in the region falling to multi-month lows, as upbeat labor market data from the U.S. and the minutes from the Federal Reserve's June monetary policy meeting raising concerns about further hike in interest rates.

Barratt Developments (LON:BDEV – Free Report) had its price target trimmed by JPMorgan Chase & Co. from GBX 430 ($5.46) to GBX 390 ($4.95) in a research report sent to investors on Tuesday, Marketbeat Ratings reports. The brokerage currently has a neutral rating on the real estate development company’s stock. A number of other research […]

  Earlier this year housebuilders were breathing a sigh of relief as the surging mortgage rates seen in the wake of the mini-Budget eased. As AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould explains that’s no longer the case amid sticky UK inflation and the prospect of higher rates for longer. “Ahead of a string of

The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Tuesday morning and Monday: ---------- FTSE 100 ---------- JPMorgan raises Centrica price target to 150 pence - overweight...

European stocks were little changed on Tuesday amid bets that central banks would not push global economies into recession by raising interest rates. The Reserve Bank of Australia held rates steady earlier today, with Governor Philip Lowe saying that inflation had 'passed its peak'.

* Airlines rise after strong numbers from giant Ryanair ...