(Reuters) -British stocks ended mixed on Friday, dragged down by the pharma sector and a stronger sterling hurting the export ...

Sterling rose to its strongest level against the dollar this year on Friday, after UK GDP data earlier this week sweetened ...

The biggest fallers on the FTSE 100 were Schroders, down 12p to 371.6p, IAG, down 8.9p to 338.5p, AstraZeneca, down 256p to ...

The viral video sparked conversation among dog owners, who discussed how their own shy pets transformed in their care.

"It was 'Grey's Anatomy' for our dog," one viewer on TikTok said, while another added: "Dogs are so smart aren't they." ...

The U.S. dollar traded around three-week lows on Friday, as traders took some comfort from the fact Washington's reciprocal tariffs were not ...

The U.S. dollar stabilised around a near three-week trough on Friday as traders took solace that Washington's reciprocal tariffs were not ...

The FTSE 100 index traded down 17.80 points, 0.2%, at 8,747.10. The FTSE 250 was up 65.80 points, 0.3%, at 20,981.66, and the AIM All-Share climbed 2.18 points, 0.3%, at 725.38.

London stocks edged lower in early trade on Friday as investors mulled US President Trump’s reciprocal tariffs announcement.

London stocks were still weaker by midday on Friday as investors mulled US President Trump’s reciprocal tariffs announcement, ...

The president will own the cost increases that he is putting into the pipeline ...

In the US, January retail sales and industrial production data will be released. Especially the former will be interesting for the markets given that private consumption remains by far the most ...