BAE Systems (LON: BA.) was the worst performer in the FTSE 100 on Monday, shedding 4.74% to trade around 1,878p — wiping hundreds of millions of pounds off the company's roughly £55 billion market capitalisation in a single s

Mining stocks dominated the FTSE 100 leaderboard on Monday, with gold, silver and copper prices surging in the wake of a landmark US-Iran peace agreement that has reshuffled the global commodity deck.

Markets have opened the new week in a broadly positive mood following significant developments in US-Iran peace negotiations over the weekend, with a formal deal framework now reported to be in place. 

Shares in IQE plc (LON: IQE) surged more than 16% on Monday morning, hitting an intraday high of 55.5p, after the Cardiff-based compound semiconductor specialist announced a landmark multi-year supply agreement with Tower Sem

Frasers Group (LON: FRAS) shares opened sharply higher on Monday morning before reversing course to trade in negative territory, as investors weighed a new all-cash takeover bid for Australian footwear and apparel retailer Ac

Yorkshire-based homewares retailer Dusk is exploring a potential £300 million initial public offering (IPO) on the London Stock Exchange, according to Sky News, in a move that could provide a much-needed boost to the UK's str

Rolls-Royce Holdings (LON: RR.) has cemented itself as one of the London market's standout performers, and a fresh wave of anal

London-listed Asia-exposed financials staged a sharp recovery after a brutal mid-week sell-off — but the reasons behind both the fall and the rebound tell a more nuanced story

For London-listed companies, the week kicks off with a slate of full-year results and trading updates spanning retail, transport, financial services, and technology. The Ci

The FTSE 100 is up +1.5% this morning as reports of progress toward a US-Iran ceasefire framework send risk appetite soaring across global markets.  [stock_market_widget

Debenhams Group (AIM: DEBS) shares surged more than 5% on Friday — touching an intraday high of 25.5p against a previous close of 23.5p — after the online fashion retailer announced it had completed the sublease of its troubl

Shares in McBride plc (LON: MCB) fell sharply on Friday, tumbling 8.3% from a previous close of 165.8p to trade around 152p, after the private-label cleaning products giant warned that ongoing Middle East conflict is squeezin

After an impressive run, Lloyds Banking Group (LSE: LLOY) shares appear to have shifted into a lower gear — raising the quest

Barclays has downgraded Vodafone (LON: VOD) to Equal Weight from Overweight, cutting its price target to 110 pence from 120 pence per share. The bank said the telecommunic

Shares in Hugo Boss (ETR: BOSS) jumped more than 9% on Thursday after UK retailer Frasers Group announced an unsolicited voluntary public takeover offer for all outstanding shares in the German fashion house at €38.00 per sha

The planning consent for Manor Farm landed on Wednesday, the same morning Tritax Big Box had told investors to expect a further wait until July.

London Holds Firm Despite Geopolitical Jitters The FTSE 100 is up 0.5% in early Thursday trading, despite news of further strikes between the US and

Shares in Wizz Air (LSE: WIZZ) surged more than 3% on Thursday after the budget carrier reported its full-year results for the twelve months to 31 March 2026 — a set of numbers that highlighted both the airline's underlying o

Shares in Halma (LON: HLMA) plummeted more than 11% on Thursday — shedding over 510p to trade around 4,128p — as investors took fright at customer concentration risks in its fast-growing photonics division, even as the FTSE 1

Goldman Sachs raised its price target on InterContinental Hotels Group to $188 from $165 (NYSE: IHG) (LON: IHG), maintaining a Buy rating on the stock in a note on Wednesday.

FTSE 100 Treads Water The FTSE 100 is broadly flat in Wednesday morning trade, despite a sell-off in some mining shares. 

Shares in Pennon Group (LON: PNN) fell on Wednesday after the FTSE-listed water company published its full-year results for the year ended 31 March 2026, with investors appearing to focus on a cut in the dividend per share an

WH Smith (LON: SMWH) shares collapsed more than 17% on Wednesday after the travel retail giant launched a dilutive capital raise and slashed its full-year profit guidance, citing the ongoing impact of the Middle East