European shares fell alongside other major global stock markets on Friday on uncertainty over trade tensions and geopolitical conflicts, while travel and
European shares closed slightly higher on Wednesday, after logging gains in the previous session when Germany inched closer to plans for a massive
German equities closed higher on Tuesday, after the parliament approved plans for a massive spending surge, while investors awaited details from a call
European shares closed higher for a second day on Monday, supported by energy and healthcare stocks, with the focus on Germany's debt reform plans and the
European shares fell to their lowest levels in more than a month on Tuesday on fears that U.S. trade policies could dent growth after President Donald
European shares closed Friday lower, as investors grappled with whipsaw changes in U.S. trade policy throughout the week and digested a slightly softer
Latin American markets soared on Wednesday, with Mexico's peso regaining more of its tariff-driven losses as investors hoped for some relief from U.S.
European shares retreated from record highs on Tuesday, joining a global sell-off after U.S. tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China took effect, as
Defence stocks powered European shares to a record high on Monday, after expectations mounted of higher military spending in the region, and the prospect
European shares closed at a record high on Wednesday as corporate earnings took centre stage and investors assessed the impact of a critical minerals
European shares closed slightly higher on Tuesday, after gains in banks and healthcare companies offset declines in technology stocks.
German stocks ended Monday higher in Europe after conservatives led by Friedrich Merz won the national election with promises of pro-growth policies to
London stocks closed lower
British equities ended the week on a sour note after stronger-than-expected GDP data spurred worries over interest rate cuts by the Bank of England, while
London's FTSE closed lower for the third straight session on Monday, ahead of a week of key economic data and the Bank of England's rate cut decision,
London's FTSE 100 began the week on a steady note on Monday, supported by housebuilders and precious metal miners, while investors remained cautious
London's FTSE 100 closed higher on Wednesday as investors digested a key inflation report that showed a sluggish decline in services inflation, while
London stocks finished the week lower amid a global cyber outage on Friday as investors assessed a fall in domestic retail sales in June, while
The UK's FTSE 100 ended 1% lower on Tuesday, as a third straight day of falling crude prices weighed on energy stocks, and BT dropped to the bottom of FTSE
The UK's benchmark FTSE 100 stock index ended lower on Wednesday, led by a decline in Rentokil shares after the pest control company warned on North
The S&P 500 surged to a record high close on Thursday, the day after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 50 basis points and indicated more rate
U.S.-listed shares of Chinese firms and China-focused funds jumped on Friday and are set for another day of strong gains, aided by the latest in
The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 closed lower on Monday, retreating from Friday's record high closes and six straight
U.S. stocks ended little changed on Tuesday, but the Nasdaq eked out a modest gain while investors kept an eye on Treasuries
Wall Street closed lower on Wednesday, as climbing Treasury yields pressured megacap stocks and investors grew less confident
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