A strong handover from Wall Street and Asia markets has left the FTSE 100 index 0.5% higher, up 38.97 points at 7659. The FTSE 250 index added 23.21 points to 17,899.45, a rise of 0.1% during a busy session of mid-cap updates. The biggest downward move came from National Express company Mobico, which reversed 21% or 18p to 67p on the suspension of dividend payments as its profit recovery has taken longer than expected.
George Burley was watching Sweden win 3-0 against Azerbaijan in Stockholm at the weekend. No specific target has been revealed, although the likelihood is that whoever was being watched was a Swedish player.
Bets that US interest rates will stay higher for longer today continued to weigh on stock market sentiment. As well as the focus on the rates outlook, today’s London session included updates from Boohoo and the food-on-the-go chain Greggs.
The global elites and left-wing media have done their best to paint everything they’re planning as a “conspiracy theory.” However, many of us aren’t gullible enough to believe it. Glenn Beck is one of those people, and he argues that those “conspiracy theories” are actually “conspiracy FACTS.” Doug .