The FTSE 100 is looking a bit livelier after Thursday’s rally, posting modest gains early Friday. The blue chips snapped a ...

Preliminary manufacturing, services and composite PMI data for May will reflect data collected from the middle of last week until the middle of next, meaning the bulk of responses will come after this ...

The BoE’s decision to opt for restraint, rather than being overly influenced by external factors, and to focus on domestic ...

Demand across many industrial end markets is still stuttering back to life after being buffeted by the pandemic and resulting ...

Last week, the Financial Times reported that chancellor Rachel Reeves is preparing to launch a review of Isas as soon as July. The plan is to change the rules of the tax-free account to encourage ...

Dan Jones and team discuss a consumer credit reporting company, a tobacco multinational business, and how to prepare your portfolios to travel the world ...

Public attitudes towards the energy transition appear to be evolving, further clouding the investment landscape ...

Having struggled even more than WPP in the second half of the 2010s, by 2023 Publicis was growing twice as fast as the industry average and last year surpassed WPP to become the largest ad agency by ...

Tesco and Sainsbury’s are plays on the UK economy. Changing immigration policy could matter to their investment cases ...

Our latest momentum screens highlight positive earnings trends for aerospace and defence stocks amid a rapidly changing ...

UK GDP data was better than expected as the economy grew by 0.7 per cent in the first quarter, which made it the fastest-growing economy in the G7. Usual caveats that a lot of this is front-running NI ...

The money is raised, the plan is in place. Now it’s time for National Grid (NG.) to actually ramp up spending and show investors that its plan to fix the UK’s power systems will be possible. The ...