A wet June and shifting markets set the tone for an unpredictable Harvest 2025, with early signs offering cautious optimism amid global volatility.

The US 35% tariff on Canada and President Trump's threat to have a 15%-20% universal tariff rather than 10% provides today's disruption. Click to read.

The basic state pension is paid straight into bank accounts similar to how benefits are paid. It is usually paid every four ...

When JPMorgan reported in April its Q1 numbers showed a 48% increase in trading revenue in equities, to $3.8bn, helping to push Q1 revenues up 4.8% to $42bn, and net income of $14.3bn an increase of ...

The Labour Party is starting its second year in control of the government with difficult choices over whether to curb spending or raise taxes.

The average two- and five-year fixed rates have continued on the downward trend for July, as lenders also relaxed stress ...

Most economists expect the Bank of England to cut interest rates next month at its August meeting. Will we see further cuts later in the year?

London's main stock indexes closed mixed on Friday, with investors assessing domestic fiscal worries and the rate cut path, ...

This is CNBC's live blog covering Asia-Pacific markets. Asia-Pacific markets mostly fell Friday as investors await details on ...

Top riser on the FTSE 350 today is B&M European Value Retail SA (LSE:BME) after analysts at RBC Capital Markets joined those ...

The biggest fallers on the FTSE 100 were ConvaTec, down 16.4p at 272.0p, Rolls-Royce, down 28.0p at 939.6p, Babcock ...

The main UK stock indexes climbed on Friday, with midcaps closing at an over three-year high, driven by global optimism over earnings, trade policies and easy monetary policy.