Wed, 10th Aug 2016 10:11
UK stocks advanced on Wednesday in spite of a sell-off in China overnight and ongoing uncertainties surrounding Greece, as markets bounced back after falling to their lowest in nearly six months. The FTSE 100 was up 0.7% at 6,477.14 by midday, after settling at 6,432.21 on Tuesday, its lowest since
Read moreLondon stocks bounced slightly on Wednesday after settling at their lowest in nearly six months, though gains were modest as investors focused on a sell-off in China overnight, the upcoming UK budget and news flow on Greece. The FTSE 100 was up 0.38% at 6,456.90 early on, after settling at 6,432.21
Read moreUK stocks are expected to open higher on Wednesday after dropping to their lowest level in six months as investors await further news on Greece and the chancellor's budget statement. City sources predict the FTSE 100 will open 46 points higher than Tuesday's close of 6,432.21, the lowest close 16 Ja
Read moreFirst quarter sales at grocery wholesaler Booker have to 0.2%, compared to 1% in the preceding quarter and 1.5% for the last financial year. But chief executive Charles Wilson maintained it was a "solid" performance for the first 12 weeks of the financial year and assured that the group remained on
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