United Kingdom | Friday, 5 September 2008

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1. FTSE weaker led by banks on global economic woes
The leading share index fell 0.6 percent in opening trade, led lower by further weakness in banks on global economic woes and ahead of Friday's U.S. jobs report.
05 Sep 2008
2. Informa shares fall after bid rejection
Shares in publishing company Informa fell 8.7 percent in early trade on Friday after it rejected a reduced takeover offer from a private equity consortium.
05 Sep 2008
3. FTSE up as BP offset rate nerves
The top share index was 0.5 percent higher early on Thursday, with nervousness on the economy ahead of the Bank of England's interest rate verdict offset by gains from Unilever and BP.
04 Sep 2008
4. FTSE falls knocked by banks
The blue-chip share index shed over 2 percent by midday on Wednesday with banks knocked as sterling touched 12 year lows and consumer stocks hit by disappointing news in the pubs and retail sectors.
03 Sep 2008
5. FTSE slips early on weak commodities
The leading share index edged down early on Tuesday as weak metal and crude oil prices weighed on commodity stocks, though banks gained on a UK government plan to bolster the slumping housing market.
02 Sep 2008
6. Banks and miners drag FTSE down early
The leading shares index fell early on Monday, snapping a three-day winning run, as fears of a deeper and longer slowdown weighed on banks, while weaker metal prices hit mining stocks.
01 Sep 2008
7. FTSE ticks higher early as commodity stocks gain
The top share index ticked higher early on Friday as a rise in commodity shares on the back of firmer oil and metal prices and positive banks nullified the impact of weaker telecoms and retail stocks.
29 Aug 2008
8. FTSE flat early as commodities offset weak pharmas
The top share index was flat early on Wednesday as firmer metal and crude oil prices boosted commodity stocks, offsetting weakness in drugmakers.
27 Aug 2008
9. FTSE falls 1.8 percent on commodities and banks
The leading share index fell 1.8 percent early on Tuesday as persistent concerns over the impact of credit losses on financial institutions and unease over slowing economic growth hit global equities.
26 Aug 2008
10. FTSE rises 0.4 percent early as oils and banks gain
Britain's leading share index edged up early on Friday as energy stocks tracked higher crude prices, while financials rebounded after recent losses and were boosted by merger and acquisition activity in the sector.
22 Aug 2008
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