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UK firms show first growth in 7 months - Vimarsana News

UK firms show first growth in 7 months

British companies reported the first growth in seven months, a surprise that boosts the chances the economy escapes a recession for now. A survey of purchasing managers from S&P Global also showed a “sustained increase” in prices that adds to pressure on the Bank of England (BOE) to raise interest…

Scottish politics are in turmoil, but it's small fry for the pound - Vimarsana News

Scottish politics are in turmoil, but it's small fry for the pound

Any prospect of Scotland breaking away from the United Kingdom used to have momentous implications for U.K. markets. Nowadays, not so much....

French stocks scale record highs to lift pan-European index - Vimarsana News

French stocks scale record highs to lift pan-European index

French stocks have risen nearly 13.8% so far this year, following a battering in 2022, boosted by hopes that the euro zone will narrowly avoid a recession, as well as strength in shares of China-exposed luxury firms such as LVMH and Kering. Germany's industrials-heavy DAX index ended the day 0.2% higher.

Scottish Politics Are In Turmoil, But It's Small Fry For The Pound - Vimarsana News

Scottish Politics Are In Turmoil, But It's Small Fry For The Pound

Any prospect of Scotland breaking away from the United Kingdom used to have momentous implications for U.K. markets. Nowadays, not so much.

Istanbul bourse jumps nearly 10% after quake closure, lira hits record low - Vimarsana News

Istanbul bourse jumps nearly 10% after quake closure, lira hits record low

Borsa Istanbul halted trading on its equity and derivatives markets two days after the Feb. 6 earthquakes that claimed more than 41,000 lives in Turkey and neighbouring Syria. Authorities issued a series of regulations on Tuesday to shore up equity markets in the run up to the reopening after steep drops in share prices in the two days following the quake saw market capitalization of Turkish stocks drop by $3.9 billion on the country's MSCI index, according to Refinitiv data.