US stock markets finished with small gains on Tuesday after a late rally, though disappointing economic data and renewed concerns about the independence of the Federal Reserve limited upside.

European stocks fell on Tuesday as sharp losses in Paris weighed heavily on market sentiment, along with fresh concerns about the independence of the Federal Reserve.

London equities fell on Tuesday as political turmoil in the US unsettled global markets, with president Donald Trump’s move ...

Norwegian $2trn sovereign wealth fund, Norges Bank Investment Management, has revealed it is selling off shares in ...

House price inflation across 20 major cities in the United States slowed to its lowest level in two years in June, according ...

Debenhams Group - which rebranded from Boohoo earlier this year - reported a widening of its full-year losses on Tuesday as ...

Johnson Matthey revealed on Tuesday that chairman Andrew Cosslett had acquired 10,495 ordinary shares in the FTSE 250-listed ...

US consumer sentiment edged lower in August, according to the Conference Board, with fresh concerns around inflation and job ...

US durable goods orders fell for the second straight month in July as purchasing managers again pulled back after a ...

Kingfisher and Associated British Foods both slumped after downgrades by Deutsche Bank, which said it was taking a more ...

Major indices were in the red early on Tuesday after Donald Trump made the unprecedented move to fire Federal Reserve ...

London’s FTSE 250 was down 0.7% at 21,929.31 in afternoon trade on Tuesday. Wickes tumbled after Deutsche Bank downgraded the ...