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A strategy reset by BP today revealed a significant reverse in green energy spending. On the results front, Aston Martin Lagonda and shopping centre owner Hammerson have backed their 2025 outlooks. Meanwhile,
Britain's FTSE 100 touched one-week highs on Wednesday, led by gains in banks and mining stocks, while luxury retailer Burberry boosted the midcap index following a rating upgrade. The blue-chip FTSE 100 rose 0.
UK's benchmark stock indexes rose on Wednesday, swept up in a global risk-off move, with gains in banks and mining stocks pushing the blue-chip FTSE 100 to an over one-week high. The blue-chip index was up 0.
Bitcoin is trading below $90,000, its lowest level since November as the post-election bounce for the cryptocurrency continues to unwind. US economic fears are likely to have weighed on the price, which peaked at around $105,000 at the time of President Trump’s inauguration last month.
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners is expected to join the FTSE 100 index, replacing Hiscox in next week's regular quarterly reshuffle, according to indicative data from FTSE Russell.
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FTSE 100 Live 24 February: Just Eat backs £3.4bn takeover, B&M profit downgrade as boss quitsTwo former FTSE 100 stocks were in the spotlight today after Just Eat Takeaway.com backed a £3.4 billion takeover and B&M European Value Retail cut profit guidance. The developments came as London’s blue-chip index added 19.89 points to 8679.26, a resilient performance given Friday’s heavy selling on Wall Street.
The FTSE 100 and European stocks made small moves on Tuesday, following a mixed session for the US, as markets weigh the latest developments in president Donald Trump's attempt to end the Russia-Ukraine war.
Banking stocks and weapons-maker BAE Systems helped lift London’s FTSE 100 higher on Tuesday, as the Prime Minister announced the biggest hike to defence spending since the end of the Cold War.
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Britain's benchmark index closed higher on Monday, supported by aerospace and defence stocks, while some banks slid after the Supreme Court rejected a move by finance minister Rachel Reeves to intervene in a car loan mis-selling case.
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