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Europe The FTSE MIB was lower today as traders are concerned about the new coalition, but it has recouped some of the earlier losses. The Italian Chamber of Deputies will vote on the new government...

The new Italian Government isn't planning to leave the EU. That's why European markets will not be affected by the populist and anti-establishment coalition. Since the 'Contract for the Government of...

NASDAQ Composite and NASDAQ 100 post record highs thanks to technology stock rally Russell 2000 hits ninth record high since early 2018 correction China-US conciliatory moves buoy markets, raise...

Tech stock were once again responsible for any excitement on Wall Street. Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) and Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) jumping 1.9% and 1.1% respectively boosted the Nasdaq to close at a record high...

European markets underwent a slightly more cautious session yesterday ahead of the upcoming G7 meeting later this week, with the Italian market weighing on the rest of Europe, after new Italian Prime...

All-sector' PMI rises to highest so far this year, but Q2 still set to be second-weakest since Q3 2016 Employment and new work growth rates unchanged, backlogs fall and future expectations slump...

EuropeEquity markets in Europe are mixed today. Domestic politics is putting pressure on the IBEX 35 and the FTSE MIB. The London market is being dragged down by energy and financial stocks. The UK...

The FTSE headed into the close 0.5% lower, pulling back from its recent 2 week high, weighed down by RBS (LON:RBS) following the Government’s share sale, a negative note on Carnival and a...

A rally in the pound is weighing on the FTSE early in the European session, leaving it as the only major index in the red, down almost half a percentage point. The sterling gains came on the back of a...

European indices, US futures inch higher after this morning's underwhelming open Asian markets slow down after US rally on Monday US stocks break consolidations on upside The NASDAQ Composite...

While the eurozone indices overcame their initial sluggishness to continue the recent relief rally, the FTSE was put on the back foot by a rebounding pound and a Brent Crude wobble. With the services...

Both London and European bourses started the day in a more subdued fashion with markets concerned over banking shares and renewed US trade tensions ahead of a G7 summit this weekend.Banks in focus as...

A better than expected service sector reading has completed a hat-trick of above forecast surveys for the UK economy in recent days adding support to the BoE’s calls that the slowdown seen in Q1...

The blind cheer of the last couple of sessions was absent on Tuesday morning – though the European indices avoided the kind of substantial losses that would traditionally greet such an unstable...