FTSE Moves: Torpor seizes London market as investors wait on Trump tax plans
Standard Chartered almost doubled first-quarter pre-tax profit to $990m at the bank.
Snap UK election and mining woes drag blue chip stocks lower
Lower iron ore prices and surprise snap election call by PM Theresa May hammer London market.
FTSE Moves: Market edges lower as Prime Minister prepares to fire Brexit starting gun next week
Top flight shares get off to a slow start after hitting two record highs last week.
FTSE Moves: Top flight shares caught between bumper Lloyds profits and downbeat GDP data
Britain can no longer be considered best performing large economy last year say official sources.
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FTSE Moves: Fears over top job at the Bank of England tenure weighs on London market
Bank of England governor Mark Carney to confirm he will extend his tenure after reports stated he could leave early.
FTSE Moves: London market buoyed by brighter earnings data
Strong updates from miner Anglo American and upbeat German business confidence data lifts top flight stocks.
FTSE Moves: Blue chip stocks fall on prospects of central banks tightening monetary policy
Reports that the Fed and the ECB will ease their stimulus measures give traders pause for thought.
Footsie slips 6.5 points to 6905 as traders book profits
Mike Ashley takes control at Sport Direct in an otherwise quiet end to the week.
FTSE Moves: Miners and oil firms lead Footsie higher
Rising commodity prices lift heavyweight mining and oil stocks in the first session of the week.
FTSE Moves: Top flight stocks fall as Admiral warns of Brexit fears
Traders were also unimpressed by a fall in the UK jobless count
FTSE Moves: London market sees increase on the back of upbeat UK employment levels
Share prices increase as UK unemployment falls to lowest level in more than a decade, according to ONS data.
FTSE Moves: The London market surges on the back of housebuilders
Housebuilders bounce back from heavy losses to help drive the London market.
Market round-up: FTSE edges higher as strong earnings offset oil price decline
FTSE and European markets struggle for direction as decline in oil prices drags energy stocks in the red.
Market round-up: Miners drag FTSE 100 lower after Chinese data disappoints investors
FTSE ends in the red as BHP and Anglo American plunge over 15% after Chinese exports hit six-year low in February
Market round-up: FTSE edges lower despite rally in oil prices but European stocks gain
Miners enjoy late rally but FTSE ends in the red as geopolitical worries replace bullish sentiment among investors.
Market round-up: Footsie rallies with miners ahead while house builders sink over concerns
Natural resources companies surged helped by the commodity rally.
Market round-up: Miners drag FTSE and European stocks higher as oil prices rebound
Glencore and Anglo American lead FTSE 100 risers but RBS plunges after posting £1.9bn loss on litigation charges.
Market round-up: Miners and luxury brands drag FTSE and European stocks firmly lower
BHP, Rio Tinto, Anglo American and Glencore all firmly in the red as FTSE sinks, while oil prices tumble again.
Market round-up: FTSE surges, Glencore and Anglo American among soaring miners
The FTSE 100 jumped 2.87% on Wednesday 17 February, building on Tuesday's gains.
Anglo American full-year loss doubles as revenue slumps on lower commodity prices
Mining giant posts $5.5bn loss in 2015, as earnings plummet 55% despite cost-cutting measures.
Market round-up: Miners push FTSE 100 and European markets higher as oil prices surge
UK and European stocks gained as oil prices surged almost 10%, driving miners higher.
Market round-up: FTSE slumps as mining stocks fall amid fears of global slowdown
UK and European markets fall as mining and banking stocks suffer heavy losses amid renewed worries over slowdown.
Rolls-Royce is the latest FTSE 100 group to cut its dividend in a bid to shore up balance sheet
Slump in commodity prices and increased competitions force dividend cuts across sectors but banks buck the trend.
Market round-up: FTSE 100 ends week in the red despite mining giant's surge
The Footsie fell 0.86% meaning that the index has lost 6.3% since the start of the year.
Market turmoil: FTSE 100 posts heaviest loss in first week of the year since 2000
British stocks lose further ground as FTSE records hefty weekly losses.
Fat Cat Tuesday: FTSE outperforms European shares as mining stocks rebound
London's FTSE 100 recovered from a poor start to 2016 and gained ground with miners buoyed by upbeat data.
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