London stocks were set to fall at the open on Wednesday as worries about the Iran conflict returned to rattle markets and as investors eyed the latest US inflation print.

It was another day of seesaw trading for equities on Wednesday, with the FTSE 100 pulling back after a surge the previous session, as investors continued to react to wild swings in energy markets and ...

On Thursday, Bridgepoint, Computacenter, Helios Towers, Informa, M&G, Oakley Capital Investments, Savills, TP Icap, Vesuvius and Volution will release full-year results, while safety equipment and ...

Shares of Capricorn Energy shot higher on Wednesday after the energy producer confirmed it has received multiple unsolicited all-cash non-binding takeover proposals from Alamadiyaf al-Masiyyah, a ...

European shares fell on Wednesday as oil prices crept higher amid renewed attacks from Iran on neighbouring states and shipping in the vital Strait of Hormuz, sparking inflationary fears as the ...

Wall Street trading got off to a mixed start on Wednesday as traders digested February's in‑line consumer price index reading and the International Energy Agency's decision to order the release of ...

European shares fell on Wednesday as oil prices climbed amid renewed attacks linked to Iran in the Strait of Hormuz, heightening inflation concerns and raising the prospect of further interest rate ...

Papa John’s International shares surged on Wednesday following a report that a Qatari-backed investment fund has submitted a ...

The Competition and Markets Authority launched a review into the UK heating oil market on Wednesday, after receiving reports of cancelled orders and sharp price increases for households as global oil ...

Harbour Energy tanked after its third-largest shareholder, EIG Management, sold 60m shares in a placing to institutional investors, raising about £153m. 4Imprint tumbled after results, as it said ...

Revolut has been granted a full UK banking licence after receiving regulatory approval from Prudential Regulation Authority to exit the so-called mobilisation phase.

Recruiter Robert Walters scrapped its dividend on Wednesday as it swung to a full-year loss and reported a decline in net fees in what it described as another challenging year.