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FTSE 100 Falls as Traders Cautious Amid US Debt Ceiling Talks 0758 GMT - The FTSE 100 falls 0.1% to 7759 points as investors exercise caution amid ongoing U.S. debt ceiling talks and ahead of key economic data. Industrial and electronics products d... | 04:21am

Sterling May Have Limited Scope to Rise Due to Rate Expectations 0924 GMT - U.K. economic data shouldnt alter market expectations that the Bank of England will raise interest rates further but... | May 23, 2023

Sterling Edges Lower After UK PMI Data 0857 GMT - Sterling edges lower after a key measure of manufacturing and services activity fell short of expectations. The S&P/CIPS U.K. composite... | May 23, 2023

Gilt Market Participants Favor Re-Opening of Index-Linked 2045 Gilt, DMO Says 1257 GMT - U.K. gilt market-makers and gilt investors recommend the re-opening of the index-linked 2045 gilt through syndication in July 2023, the U.K. Debt Management Of... | 09:17am

The FTSE 100 closed Tuesday 0.1% to 7762 points, in line with global peers, as the standoff on U.S. debt-ceiling talks continues, AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould says in a note. "Just how close Washington must push for there to be a genuine fear... | 12:23pm

(Dylan Calluy/Unsplash) (The Street) — Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) posted stronger-than-expected first quarter earnings Monday thanks in part to surging deliveries in China, notching its seventh-consecutive quarterly profit and forecasting late 2021 launches for planned gigafactories in the U.S. and Germany. Tesla said non-GAAP earnings for the three months ending in March were pegged at 93 cents per share, well ahead of the Street consensus forecast of 79 cents per share and comp...