Wednesday, February 7, 2018

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Daily update February 7, 2018
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FTSE 100 crashes as global markets plunge on inflation fears. The top-tier index sank by more than 2.5%, hitting its lowest level since late 2016. A screen showing the prices on the London Stock Exchange turns red as the FTSE 100 Index crashed on opening by more than 230 points to 7,104.94 as ...
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After hitting its record high in early January, the FTSE 100 has now lost 7 percent of its value so far this year. Scottish Mort are the biggest fallers on the day so far, with a loss of lost 6.17 per cent. Pensions from a contribution scheme, where money is put into stocks and other investments like company ...
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US stocks push back into positive territory but markets fluctuate wildly; FTSE 100 plunges as much as 3.5pc on opening before clawing back lost ground; The FTSE 100 closed lower by 2.6% or 193.58 points to end the day at 7,141.4 points, as the global stock market sell-off continues. European shares ...
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European stock markets have made a modest rebound after stocks in the US ended trading back on the rise in a wildly volatile session on Wall Street. After tumbling 2.6pc to a nine-month low in yesterday's global sell-off, the FTSE 100 has clawed back 0.8pc in early trading this morning while the DAX ...
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The FTSE 100 closed down 2.6 per cent at 7141.4 points at the end of a chaotic day of trading which drove volatility sharply higher. Bloomberg. Britain's major share index had its worst day since the Brexit vote on Tuesday as a violent global sell-off in stock markets and a spike in volatility shook investors ...
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Hedge fund firm Man Group was the biggest weight on the FTSE 250, its shares tumbling 4.7 per cent. Oil majors BP and Royal Dutch Shell also took a sizeable chunk out of the index as the rout in equities sent crude prices tumbling. Europe's main bourses - Germany's Dax and the Cac 40 in France ...
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The Footsie retreated from a slight rally and headed lower in lunchtime trading with all eyes fixed ahead to the US restart following the plunge on Monday in New York that precipitated the global market rout seen today. Around 12.15pm, the FTSE 100 index was off a massive 175 points at 7,159, but that ...
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Of course, over 70% of earnings from UK blue chips is derived from overseas, meaning this is not too worrying. "Investors shouldn't panic; the worst thing to do is to sell out after the event," says Yearsley. Here are the five worst-performing stocks listed on the FTSE 100, from close of trading on Monday 29 ...
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It comes after the FTSE 100 recovered on Tuesday to finish the day on a high following its biggest plunge in six-and-a-half years. A dramatic day for trading in the US market came amid a massive sell-off sparked by fears of a rise in inflation rates, which experts described as "genuine carnage".
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After plunging 194 points yesterday to close at 7,141, the FTSE 100 was expected to open around 56 points higher on Wednesday following Wall Street's rally yesterday. The US markets had a roller-coaster day as one set of trading algorithms did battle with another, but ultimately the indices finished ...
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(RTTNews.com) - U.K. shares fell sharply on Tuesday as a global market rout intensified and the second phase of Brexit talks kicked off in London with the EU Chief Negotiator Michel Barnier repeating his call for more 'clarity' from the U.K. on its position. The benchmark FTSE 100 was down 128 points ...
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Significantly, the FTSE 100 remains comfortably above the 7,000 threshold. While the rolling news channels will continue to give the story top billing, the view from a number of commentators appears more relaxed. After all, isn't this how markets are supposed to behave from time to time? In fact, it would ...
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FTSE 100 shaders were very busy during the trading session on Tuesday, as we reached towards the 7250 level but then pulled back significantly. The 7000 level during the previous session of course is massively supportive, and I think at that level a lot of value hunters had come back into the ...
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Because so many firms on the FTSE 100 are based, or make a lot of money, overseas – the value of the pound comes into it too. A crashing pound means a company that makes money in dollars is worth more in pounds - in the same way you have to pay more (in pounds) to go on holiday in the US.
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The FTSE 100 fell sharply on Tuesday morning, following dramatic sell-offs across US and Asia, sparked by inflation fears after strong US jobs data triggered a surge in bond yields. The UK's benchmark stock index tumbled 3.5 shortly after the market open, mirroring similar losses across France, ...
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London's stock markets bounced this morning after Wall Street staged a remarkable comeback in a day of high volatility on global stock markets. The FTSE 100 index rose 59 points to 7,200 in early trading, a day after its worst session in 19 months, and the FTSE 250 gained 103 points. After heavy ...
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's major share index sank to a 13-month low on Tuesday as a violent global sell-off in stock markets and spike in volatility shook investors. A worker shelters from the rain under a Union Flag umbrella as he passes the London Stock Exchange in London, Britain, October 1, ...
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The FTSE 100 fell 250 points at the open, but recovered its poise a little in a hectic opening few minutes in the wake of the bloodbath on Wall Street. By 8.30am, the index of blue-chip shares was off 180 points or around 2.5% to 7,154.50. Overnight, the Dow Jones plunged more than 1,100 points, ...
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European markets have followed Asian markets lower on Tuesday as investors continued to dump shares. London, Frankfurt and Paris all fell sharply at the open with losses of up to 3%, before recovering some ground. In the US overnight the Dow lost 4.6%. Japan's Nikkei 225 closed down 4.7%.
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The FTSE 100 index came off its worst levels but still remained sharply lower in mid morning trading as the global rout in stock markets continued to take a toll. Around 10am, the UK blue chip index was down 140 points at 7,192, having hit a session low of 7,079.41, reflecting an 1,100 point plunge ...
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The fall in the FTSE 100 of 3% on Tuesday showed that investor sentiment can quickly change. Investors have responded negatively to the potential for higher global inflation, and the possible interest rate rises that could come with it. As such, a number of stocks are now trading on lower valuations, and ...
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The UK's FTSE 100 share index fell as much as 3.5% following dramatic sell-offs across the US and Asia, sparked by worries about inflation and rising bond yields. The catalyst for the global equity market decline was a steep rise in US bond yields after data showing US wage growth at its fastest pace ...
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Despite the strong showing from the Bristol-based D2C business, its shares opened 4% lower at 1762p, as the FTSE 100 slumped 3% to 7,118. Some analysts speculated that the firm's forward looking predictions around Brexit also played a role in its depressed share price. Although the second half of ...
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FTSE 100 crashes as global markets plunge on inflation fears. Shares tumbled in Asia on Tuesday morning after a wild day for US markets that resulted in the biggest drop in the Dow Jones industrial average in six and a half years. Incredible moment pod of whales perform... Read More · 0:50min.
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LONDON, Feb 6 (KUNA) -- Britain's stock market index, FTSE 100, plunged 2.6 percent Tuesday and lost 50 billion pounds (USD 67.7 billion). The index dropped 193 points to ... FTSE 100 drop followed sharp decline recorded in stock markets in New York, Tokyo, Hong Kong and Sydney. (end) kd.bs ...
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(RTTNews) - U.K. shares fell sharply on Tuesday as a global market rout intensified and the second phase of Brexit talks kicked off in London with the EU Chief Negotiator Michel Barnier repeating his call for more 'clarity' from the U.K. on its position. The benchmark FTSE 100 was down 128 points or ...
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While TUI Travel (LSE: TUI), like the rest of the Footsie, has been smacked by waves of selling in recent sessions its decline has been much less severe. Indeed, January's record peaks around £16.40 per share are still just a whisker away, meaning that TUI's market value remains around a third heavier ...
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The FTSE 100 saw a -1.87% fall late afternoon with Standard Life Aberdeen and Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust plunging -4%. Shares in broker Hargreaves Lansdown fell almost -4%. Earlier the FTSE 100 actually dipped below the 7,000 waterline; by close of business it was down 177 points to ...
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The FTSE 100 (INDEXFTSE:UKX) fell even lower in early trading after closing at its lowest level for 7 months yesterday. The global stock sell-off has continued to spike with Frankfurt's Dax falling 2% and Paris's CAC dropping 1.6% while the Dow lost 4.6% overnight. The blue chip share index fell 1.83%, ...
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FTSE 100 Archives - Green Umbrella
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Global equity sell off knocks £50 billion off FTSE 100
Nearly £50 billion was wiped off the FTSE 100 as the London market fell prey to a global stock sell-off sparked by fears that rising inflation could force central banks to hike interest rates. London's blue chip index ended the day down 2.6% or 193.58 points at 7,414.4 points – marking its lowest close since ...
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FTSE100 Price where next
Just as a bit of fun. The current price is hovering around 7176, having previously peaked at just under 7780 a few days ago. Where do you think the.
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Volatility grips world stock markets stocks as FTSE 100 bleeds £50bn
US stock markets remain volatile following a violent correction in values that has hit financial markets across the world. After the Dow Jones Industrial Average suffered its biggest one day points loss in its 122-year history on Monday, stocks in Asia and Europe took further hits on Tuesday. The FTSE 100 ...
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Pound & FTSE100 look to 'Super Thursday' for direction
How the GBP/USD and the FTSE100 are trading after their recent highs and ahead of the Bank of England 'Super Thursday', with Connor Campbell, financial analyst at Spreadex. TAGS; Connor Campbell · economy · finance · investment · investor · money · Spreadex · trader · trading. SHARE. Facebook.
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FTSE 100 Tumbles Amid Global Selloff
FTSE 100 Tumbles Amid Global Selloff. (RTTNews.com) - U.K. shares fell sharply on Tuesday as a global market rout intensified and the second phase of Brexit talks kicked off in London with the EU Chief Negotiator Michel Barnier repeating his call for more 'clarity' from the U.K. on its position.
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LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: FTSE 100 Off Worst Level
LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: FTSE 100 Off Worst Level; US Set For More Losses. LONDON (Alliance News) - The global sell-off continued apace in Europe on Tuesday but, while ... Alliance News 6 February, 2018 | 12:01PM. Email Form ...
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FTSE 100 is down 250 points on opening which is a fall of more than 3
VOP, BREAKING NEWS – FTSE 100 is down 250 points on opening which is a fall of more than 3%. —. This is a breaking news, we are working and more details will be published as soon as they are available.
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Share Sell Off across the board | Bounce today to 7335 | #FTSE100
Share Sell Off across the board | Bounce today to 7335 | #FTSE100 | Technical. 6th February 2018. Want to discuss things with other traders – please visit the free forum here for todays discussion. Wow, thats all I can say about that really. At one point as I expect you saw last night the dow was -1500 and ...
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FTSE 100 movers: Just a bunch of losers as stocks slide
The FTSE 100 was down 2.1% to 7,179.18 in afternoon trade on Tuesday following a bloodbath in US and Asian stocks, amid concerns that rising inflation will force the Fed to hike rates more than initially expected this year. With heavy losses across the board, there were no risers to speak of on the ...
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FTSE 100 crashes as global markets plunge on inflation fears
London's top-flight index has joined global markets by crashing into the red over fears that rising inflation could force central banks to hike interest rates.
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FTSE 100 closes -2.6% down, Tesco fraud trial abandoned, gold down
But the bigger falls were on the European mainland with the Dax falling -2.16% and the Paris CAC 40-2.18% lower. The FTSE 100 saw a -1.87% fall late afternoon with Standard Life Aberdeen and Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust plunging -4%. Shares in broker Hargreaves Lansdown fell almost -4%.
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