comparemela.com

Page 6 - Lon Bt A News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

FTSE 100 recovers some ground, Wall Street opens in the green

FTSE 100 trimmed its losses as Wall Street sees strong gains after jobless claims Companies FTSE 100 trimmed its losses as Wall Street sees strong gains after jobless claims The UK s blue chip index cut losses, following US markets that are shrugging off inflation fears FTSE 100 down 41 points Dow up 1.3% 5.10pm: FTSE largely salvaged what was almost a severely negative day The FTSE 100 ended 41 points lower, 0.6%, at 6,963 after falling as low as 6,823 earlier in the day. Mining stocks were among the laggards due to weak iron ore price, according to media reports. Rio Tinto Group (LON:RIO) shares fell more than 4% to £6,304, and Anglo American plc stock lost nearly 4.5% to £3,250.50.

FTSE 100 off worst levels, while Wall Street set for a mixed start

FTSE 100 recovers ground, Wall Street sees strong gains after jobless claims Companies FTSE 100 recovers ground, Wall Street sees strong gains after jobless claims The UK s blue chip index cuts losses while US markets shrug off inflation fears and move higher FTSE 100 down 46 points Dow up 1.3% 3.22pm: What inflation worries? The panic over inflation seems to have eased, for the moment at least. The FTSE 100 continues to recover and is now down just 46.52 points or 0.66% at 6958.11. The UK market has taken its cue from Wall Street, where the Dow Jones Industrial Average has surged 1.36% to 34,044 while the S&P 500 is up a similar amount and the Nasdaq Composite has added 1.48%.

BT Group PLC numbers in line with guidance; pivoting to consistent and predictable growth

FTSE 100 trimmed its losses as Wall Street sees strong gains after jobless claims

FTSE 100 trimmed its losses as Wall Street sees strong gains after jobless claims Companies FTSE 100 trimmed its losses as Wall Street sees strong gains after jobless claims The UK s blue chip index cut losses, following US markets that are shrugging off inflation fears FTSE 100 down 41 points Dow up 1.3% 5.10pm: FTSE largely salvaged what was almost a severely negative day The FTSE 100 ended 41 points lower, 0.6%, at 6,963 after falling as low as 6,823 earlier in the day. Mining stocks were among the laggards due to weak iron ore price, according to media reports. Rio Tinto Group (LON:RIO) shares fell more than 4% to £6,304, and Anglo American PLC stock lost nearly 4.5% to £3,250.50.

Wall Street recovery lifts FTSE from its lows | 13 May 2021

13 May 2021 | 16:35pm StockMarketWire.com - The FTSE 100 had regained a significant chunk of its earlier losses by the close as US stocks recovered. The index finished the day down 0.6% at 6,963.33. By 4.30pm UK time the US S&P 500 was up 1.1% at 4,109.18. The recent volatility in the tech sector made for a difficult backdrop for chip designer Alphawave to make its market debut though with the shares slumping 13.2% to 358p. Telecoms giant BT s share price fell 6% to 159p as it reported a fall in annual profit. Revenue was hurt by the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on its consumer and enterprise businesses, the company said.

© 2025 Vimarsana

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.