Banks and oil giants were helping lift the FTSE 100 on Monday, which moved up 22.99 points, or 0.28%, to close at 8,303.62.

There is reason for optimism. UK consumers have, even at the worst of times, proved remarkably resilient. In 2022, the Bank ...

Local police officers in Eden have warned residents and business owners to be ‘vigilant’ after receiving intel on a number of fake £20 notes ...

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The average UK house price last month was just over £100 away from a record high, according to an index. The typical property ...

Sterling's value declined against the euro and the dollar, impacted by geopolitical risks and potential central bank rate ...

Sterling dropped versus the euro and the dollar on Monday, with geopolitical risks and central banks' monetary policy path ...

Britain's jobs market showed more signs of cooling in September as pay growth increased at the slowest pace in almost four ...

(Reuters) - The UK's benchmark FTSE 100 started the week on a higher note, supported by a broad-based rally and a softer jobs ...

The pound slips below $1.31 following its worst week since February 2022, while gilts are sliding in line with global bonds ...

Britain's jobs market showed more signs of cooling in September as pay growth increased at the slowest pace in almost four ...

The dollar's gains followed a U.S. jobs report that showed the biggest jump in jobs in six months in September, a drop in the ...