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TEFTue, 31st May 2016 14:40
Footsie finished slightly in the red but recovered from earlier lows as the benchmark index slumped in the afternoon following a poor start on Wall Street. US aluminum producer Alcoa fell after revenue came in short of expectations, which weighed on the mining sector in the UK. Kazakhmys, Fresnill
Read moreFootsie perked up over the lunch time session despite expectations of a weak start on Wall Street. Retail sales data has given a boost to retailers such as Kingfisher, Marks & Spencer, Next and Tesco. UK retail sales in March rose at their fastest rate in almost four years thanks to the earlier t
Read moreMining stocks remain a drag on the Footsie but retailers see some support following the release of upbeat retail sales data. UK retail sales in March rose at their fastest rate in almost four years thanks to the earlier timing of Easter this year, new figures from the British Retail Consortium show
Read moreEast London focused residential property developer Telford Homes said sales in the first quarter of 2010 were better than expected and now anticipates full year results will be 'materially ahead of market expectations.' In its trading update ahead of its full year results Telford said the sales e
Read moreDespite being weighed down by a number of ex-dividend stocks, Footsie finished the day in positive territory, with gains on miners outweighing losses on banks. With metals prices hardening, miners were in demand. Lonmin was the best performer after being raised to 'buy' by Investec, which also upgr
Read moreThough banks are still looking sickly, Footsie has struggled into positive territory on the back of a strong mining sector. Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) remains the biggest faller among blue-chips, with lingering concerns about its exposure to Dubai World's debt now overshadowed by with newspaper r
Read moreTelford Homes, the builder of homes in East London, is on course to match full-year forecasts and is confident enough in the housing recovery to start work at new sites next year. Profit before exceptional items for the six months ended 30 September leapt to £6.5m from £0.3m a year ago on revenue u
Read moreAfter yesterday's strong gains, equities come off the boil today with banks, in particular, getting hammered, on enduring fears over exposure to Dubai debt. Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and Lloyds Banking are the big fallers among blue-chips, while elsewhere in the banking sector Barclays is also o
Read moreLondon's blue chips have made a flat start despite gains for miners as gold hit a new record high. The metal rose above $1,200 per ounce again overnight in Asia as investors sought refuge from a weak dollar and Dubai's woes. Lonmin, Vedanta and Kazakhmys are all going well. Offsetting that are som
Read moreLondon's blue chips look set to open largely unchanged from yesterday's close, though commodities are likely to be in focus after gold hit a new record high. Gold rose back above $1,200 per ounce again overnight in Asia as investors sought refuge from a weak dollar and Dubai's woes. In corporate n
Read moreRegeneration developments around the 2012 Olympics site helped Telford Homes, which builds homes in East London, buck the general gloom in the housebuilding sector to post a surge in profits. In the six months to September 30, Telford posted a rise in pre-tax profits to £6.5m from £0.3m on revenues
Read moreHome Retail Group, the owner of Argos and Homebase, is well placed to benefit from a sustained upturn in consumer spending. When this comes, it represents a safe pair of retail hands in the long-term. The valuation remains a concern, but given that Mervyn King, Governor of the Bank of England, is be
Read moreAfter an up and down day, London's blue-chip index finished the day as it started it, in positive territory. Stocks needed the help of a firm start on Wall Street, however, to state a late rally. US shares opened higher after investment bank reported its first quarterly profit in a year after three
Read moreMining stocks and a couple of blue-chips going ex-dividend today pushed the Footsie below 5200 in the morning session though the index showed some signs of recovery over the lunch-time session. Smiths Group and BSkyB are the highest profile stocks in the red as a result of trading in ex-dividend st
Read moreFootsie's early drift has given way to more substantial falls as US futures point to a lower opening on Wall Street. Smiths Group and BSkyB are the highest profile stocks in the red as a result of trading in ex-dividend status today. Also on the downturn is London Stock Exchange, after Goldman Sach
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