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FTSE 100 ends the week 1.3% lower dragged down by miners and China-exposed stocks featured picture

FTSE 100 ends the week 1.3% lower dragged down by miners and China-exposed stocks

Equities in London ended lower on Friday, with miners and other China-exposed stocks hurting the FTSE 100, though a reassuring update from the British Airways parent lifted travel shares. Broker cuts hurt Greggs and Mitchells & Butler, while investors fretted for Vistry again after the housebuilder warned on profit. The FTSE 100 index fell 68.35 points, 0.8%, at 8,072.39, fading 1.3% this week....
Boohoo accuses Frasers of acting in ‘commercial self-interest’ as battle continues featured picture

Boohoo accuses Frasers of acting in ‘commercial self-interest’ as battle continues

Struggling online fashion group Boohoo (BOO:AIM) has accused Mike Ashley's Frasers (FRAS) of using its stake in the Debenhams-to-Karen Millen owner and other retailers to promote its own 'commercial self-interest'. The defiant comments came as Boohoo hit back at Frasers' demands for a bigger role in its strategic review, having recently shunned the latter's request for retail magnate Ashley to...
BA-owner soars to pre-Covid highs despite London stock falls after rate cuts  featured picture

BA-owner soars to pre-Covid highs despite London stock falls after rate cuts

Stock prices in Europe were generally lower on Friday morning, after optimism from rate cuts in the US and UK wore off, as China unveiled a huge support package under which it will raise the local government debt ceiling. China's top lawmakers have approved a proposal to increase the debt ceiling for local governments by $840 billion, state media said as a key meeting wrapped up in Beijing. Mea...
Trump win turbo-charges US tech, energy and financial stocks | Wall Street Week featured picture

Trump win turbo-charges US tech, energy and financial stocks | Wall Street Week

US indices hit more new highs this week after Donald Trump was declared the winner of the race to become the next US president. As well as tech stocks, which rallied on the belief a Trump administration would be less likely to impose strict regulations on the sector, energy companies and financial stocks registered strong gains. Trump's mantra of 'drill baby, drill' implies he favours increasin...
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