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Sterling May Fall Vs Euro as BOE Rate Rise Bets Overdone 0843 GMT - Sterling looks set to weaken against the euro this year as interest-rate expectations for the Bank of England look overdone, ING says. While GBP/USD should be supported in the ver... | 05:03am

The FTSE 100 index ended the session 0.37% higher on Wednesday as sharp losses for electronics distributor RS Group, Irish building-materials supplier CRH and home-improvement retailer Kingfisher were offset by gains of defensive stocks. "It's been a b... | 12:11pm

Sterling Unlikely to Fall Materially if BOE Pauses Rate Rise Cycle 1042 GMT - The Bank of England is likely to pause its cycle of interest-rate rises in May but this won't materially weaken sterling, Monex Europe says. Markets are pricing in just ... | 08:30am

Pete Fewing steps down as Seattle U coach; the rise and fall of Gianluigi Lentini.

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) held its 2023 Spring National Meeting March 21-25 in Louisville, Kentucky. The agenda for this National...

UK Gilt Yields Fall as Signs Emerge of Easing Inflationary Pressure 1324 GMT - The latest U.K. flash PMI data shows input and output cost across manufacturing and services sector declined in March indicating easing inflationary pressure, say Barcl... | 09:43am

Breaking news headlines about Brian Cox (actor) linking to 1,000s of websites from around the world

The FTSE 100 closed Friday down 1.26%, as fresh bank-crisis fears prompted losses in stocks around the world. The index was just one among a host of European markets that slipped as a renewed bout of selling of Deutsche Bank AG shares showed the takeov... | 01:10pm

UK Public Finances Offer Hopes for Chancellor Despite High February Deficit 0834 GMT - The U.K.s public finances in February may have raised Chancellor Jeremy Hunts chances for tax cuts in...

Andrea Reeb says in a statement that she made the difficult decision to step down as special prosecutor in the Rust shooting case after Alec claims her appointment was unconstitutional.