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London markets closed in the red on Tuesday, turning weaker during the afternoon to mirror the decline in Wall Street equities, as investors monitored the start of the Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting.

London’s stock markets closed positively on Wednesday, as investors processed a higher-than-anticipated inflation report from the US, while Tesco paced the gains following favourable results.

Real estate stocks dived in late-afternoon trade on Wednesday, sending the FTSE 250 into the red, after a bigger-than-expected jump in US inflation.

London stocks fell in early trade on Wednesday, led lower by HSBC and Glencore after results, as investors mulled the latest UK borrowing figures.

London open The FTSE 100 is expected to open two points lower on Wednesday, having closed down 0.12% on Tuesday at 7,719.21.

London's stock markets closed with a mixed performance on Wednesday, as investors awaited updates from the US Federal Reserve and results from AI chipmaker Nvidia.

FTSE 250 (MCX) 19,116.60 0.04%

London stocks rallied in early trade on Wednesday after data showed that UK inflation slowed more than expected in November, boosting rate cut hopes for next year.

London stocks nudged higher in early trade on Friday as investors eyed the release of the latest US non-farm payrolls report.

London stocks edged higher in early trade on Thursday following a positive close on Wall Street, and helped along by a strong showing from oil giants BP and Shell.