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US stocks opened up on Friday morning driven by a rally among megacap technology shares. The blue-chip S&P 500 rose

US stocks opened broadly flat on Thursday morning after fresh data showed the American labour market recovery may be stalling.

US stocks rose during the open on Wednesday after investors were boosted by a string of strong company quarterly earnings.

US stocks recovered from a battering yesterday during the morning session as investors purchased assets that looked cheap after Monday’s

Intensifying fears over the rapid spread of the highly transmissible Delta variant of Covid triggered a sharp sell-off in global

Companies boosted by the onset of the Covid crisis rank among the worst performers on the market over the last

British listed companies issued the fewest number of profit warnings in over two decades in the second quarter of this

An unexpected rebound in retail sales was not enough to prevent falls among US stocks on Friday. The blue-chip S&P

London’s markets rose this morning as the City geared up for Monday’s loosening of coronavirus restrictions and the unlocking of

London’s FTSE 100 fell slightly this morning as the energy sector and domestically focused companies both faced losses. The capital’s

Higher-than-expected inflation numbers on both sides of the Atlantic saw the FTSE 100 drop sharply at the open this morning.

US stocks jumped on Tuesday morning despite data released today showing inflation in America rose at its fastest pace for