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FTSE 100 Closes Down 0.7% Dragged by Oil Stocks, US Debt-Ceiling Standoff - Vimarsana News

FTSE 100 Closes Down 0.7% Dragged by Oil Stocks, US Debt-Ceiling Standoff

The FTSE 100 closed Thursday down 0.7% to 7570 points, dragged by the oil-exposed stocks, extending the previous session's losses as investors look for positive news regarding the U.S. debt ceiling, IG Chief Market Analyst Chris Beauchamp says in a not... | 12:09pm

Little joy for equities outside of US tech - Vimarsana News

Little joy for equities outside of US tech

(Alliance News) - Blue-chip equities in Europe ended lower once again on Thursday, with the FTSE 100 extended its losing streak to three days, as US debt ceiling worries continued to cast a dark cloud over stocks. Tech shares over in New York were the ... | 11:54am

London close: Stocks fall on stack of data, debt ceiling talks drag - Vimarsana News

London close: Stocks fall on stack of data, debt ceiling talks drag

London stock markets ended the trading session in the red on Thursday, weighed down by persisting investor concerns surrounding the lack of any clear progress in US debt ceiling discussions.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder for Hill & Smith - Vimarsana News

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder for Hill & Smith

It may not be the most glamorous of stocks, but Hill & Smith made quite an impression on the City yesterday. The FTSE 250 industrial group, which creates

MARKET REPORT: Cheers! Pubs look ahead to a warm summer as drinkers return - Vimarsana News

MARKET REPORT: Cheers! Pubs look ahead to a warm summer as drinkers return

Youngs, which owns 227 pubs, said while fewer people were commuting to the office five days a week, sales have risen in London Tuesday to Thursday.