The London Stock Exchange (LSE) is under pressure to closely vet Chinese fast fashion giant Shein ahead of its planned £50bn listing, amid fears about forced labour in its supply chain.

(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London opened higher on Thursday, with the absence of new tariff salvos boosting risk appetite, while the pound faded from the USD1.25 mark before a Bank of England ...

European markets were stronger Thursday as investors assessed a rate cut from the Bank of England and a flurry of earnings.

The FTSE 100 index fell 57.72 points, 0.7%, at 8,525.84. The FTSE 250 shed 142.70 points, 0.7%, at 20,569.06. The AIM All-Share fell 1.40 points, 0.2%, at 710.73.

Against the dollar, the pound was flat at USD1.2480 early Wednesday, from USD1.2481 at the time of the London equities close on Tuesday. The euro rose to USD1.0387 from USD1.0376. Against the yen, the ...

China central bank governor Pan meets BOE's Bailey in Beijing Worldcategory· January 12, 2025 The chair of a British parliamentary committee wrote on Thursday to the London Stock Exchange to ...

The government is being urged to stop companies leaving the London Stock Exchange and to incentivise new investors. The UK's stock market is shrinking at the "fastest pace in more than a decade ...

Chinese retailer’s hopes of blockbuster UK float has been touted as one of the biggest deals of the year - Phil Noble/Reuters The London Stock Exchange (LSE) is under pressure to closely vet ...