FTSE 100 barely moved despite geopolitical relief, underperforming upbeat US markets as oil majors and gold miners dragged gains.

The Carnival (LSE: CCL) share price rose over 10% on Tuesday after the FTSE 250 cruise operator posted record second-quarter results and raised its full-year guidance. It’s the kind of move that gets ...

Lloyds shares have rallied, supported by solid earnings and dividends, but motor finance risks and UK exposure remain key concerns.

Markets rallied on Middle East ceasefire hopes, but underlying risks and economic troubles suggest this relief rally may prove short-lived.

Markets rallied on Middle East ceasefire hopes, but underlying risks and economic troubles suggest this relief rally may prove short-lived.

Central banks plan to reduce dollar holdings, boosting gold, euro, and yuan reserves amid rising geopolitical risks and global trade fragmentation.

Telecom Plus reports record profits and dividend, with 15% customer growth despite revenue decline due to Ofgem price cap.

Barclays appears undervalued with solid fundamentals, but slow growth and market sentiment mean investors need patience and realistic expectations.

US-Iran tensions rise as Iran threatens the Strait of Hormuz, causing oil prices to spike and unsettling global energy markets.

Bitcoin’s recent dip and quick recovery highlight ongoing volatility and growing institutional demand amid geopolitical uncertainty and market debate.

FTSE 100 steadies after early dip, airlines fall on Middle East fears, oil firms rise amid supply concerns, private equity takeover news.

NatWest ditches TSB, shrugs off state control, and delivers strong results, finally acting like a grown up bank investors can trust.