The FTSE 100 index jumped 6% in early dealings, while the Nikkei 225 surged 9% this morning. Tesco, meanwhile, has signalled a price war by forecasting lower profits for the current financial year.

(Alliance News) - London stocks were called to open higher on Friday, but "trade war uncertainties" continue to haunt market participants. US stocks closed lower as "mood in the US turned increasingly ...

This FTSE financial gem looks very undervalued to ... More broadly, NatWest added around 500,000 new customers in 2024 to push its total to over 19m. It also saw growth in each of its three ...

It added that while these analyses provide a general outlook, they should not be interpreted as definitive predictions. AstraZeneca could indeed be a standout performer in the FTSE 100 over the ...

FTSE 100 retailer JD Sports has seen its stock price slump due to the tariffs. The chairman of FTSE 100 giant JD Sports has said prices will rise if President Donald Trump’s tariffs stay at ...

The FTSE 100 'Big Five' banks helped drive losses on Friday morning, as lenders topped the index's biggest fallers.

Trump then added: "Therefore, if China does not withdraw ... with this rising to 54% on some goods. 4.03pm: FTSE the least worst in Europe, Wall Street regains balance The FTSE 100 is down roughly 200 ...

The sell-off that began on Thursday has intensified, wiping trillions of dollars from global share prices, after US president ... shockwaves in every corner of the world,” he added. The FTSE 100 index ...