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London close: Commodity concerns see stocks turn red
Tue, 25th May 2021 15:58
(Sharecast News) - London stocks closed just below the waterline on Tuesday, as investors digested fresh data on the UK s trade with the European Union, as well as the latest UK borrowing figures and retail sales data.
The FTSE 100 ended the session down 0.31% at 7,029.79, and the FTSE 250 was 0.2% weaker at 22,438.90.
Sterling was in the red as well, last trading 0.18% weaker against the dollar at $1.4132, and losing 0.31% on the euro at €1.1552. Mining stocks remain on the back foot today, with a recent Chinese bid to depress commodity prices dealing a blow to sentiment in the sector, said IG senior market analyst Joshua Mahony.
London open: Stocks edge lower as restrictions ease further
Mon, 17th May 2021 08:01
(Sharecast News) - London stocks edged lower in early trade on Monday as worries about the Indian variant offset cheer over the easing of Covid-related restrictions in England.
At 0850 BST, the FTSE 100 was down 0.3% at 7,026.13.
Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said: It s a big day for many businesses as the UK lifts more Covid-related restrictions. This should have been cause for celebration, but all eyes are on the Indian variant and whether the Government is going to impose new lockdowns, be it localised or national. Businesses will have to make hay while the sun shines, albeit interspersed by lots of dark clouds.
London midday: Stocks in the red despite England easing
Mon, 17th May 2021 11:00
(Sharecast News) - London stocks were in the red by midday Monday as worries about the Indian variant offset cheer over the easing of Covid-related restrictions in England.
The FTSE 100 was down 0.7% at 6,992.57.
Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said: It s a big day for many businesses as the UK lifts more Covid-related restrictions. This should have been cause for celebration, but all eyes are on the Indian variant and whether the Government is going to impose new lockdowns, be it localised or national. Businesses will have to make hay while the sun shines, albeit interspersed by lots of dark clouds.