Gold edges higher, heading for a weekly gain as fiscal fears and tariff uncertainty outweigh strong US jobs data.

FTSE slips as Trump signs mega-bill; EU braces for tariffs; Versarien, Huddled climb; Thruvision drops on fundraise.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans to cut cash ISA allowances to encourage investment, risking backlash from cautious savers seeking security.

Sainsbury’s shows sales growth and market share gains, but uncertain profits and thin dividend cover raise questions about share price upside.

BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF generates more revenue than its S&P 500 fund due to higher fees despite managing fewer assets.

Currys shares jumped as profits soared, dividends returned, and strong UK growth offset Nordic struggles. Cash flow and confidence improved.

Wise plans to move its primary listing from London to the US for better capital access, joining AstraZeneca and others in doing so.

FTSE rises as Starmer backs Reeves, Mkango surges on Nasdaq deal, global markets eye US-Vietnam trade. London stocks opened higher on Thursday, clawing back some composure after political jitters ...

Robinhood’s shares hit $100, driven by a major European crypto expansion offering tokenised stocks, private equities, and blockchain trading.

Gold steadies as US fiscal deficits and looming July 9 tariff deadline keep investors cautious ahead of key data.

Greggs shares slump 14% after hot weather dents pastry sales, prompting a profit warning and fresh doubts over growth strategy.

FTSE dipped as political turmoil over Reeves rattled markets, Bytes plunged, Greggs warned on profits, and bond yields surged.