Banking stocks took the biggest toll on London’s equities market on Monday, after the government signalled the possible break-up of the UK’s publicly-owned banks. Royal Bank of Scotland was the biggest single faller on the FTSE... [read full story]
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Robert Lindsay: Market report The FTSE 100 fell back below 5,000 today for the first time in a month as worries around Royal Bank of Scotland's fresh bailout and falling mining shares weighed on sentiment. The index was down...
The FTSE 100 fell below the 5,000 level for the first time in a month as detalls of the break-up of Britain's part-nationalised banks hit financial stocks and falling metal prices dragged down miners. London's index of leading...
By Michael Hunter and Anjli Raval The FTSE 100 fell under 5,000 points on Tuesday with banking stocks taking the biggest toll as the shake-up of the sector entered a new phase. Royal Bank of Scotland confirmed it was to receive...
Banking stocks fell in London on Monday after the government signalled the possible break-up of the UK’s publicly-owned banks. Royal Bank of Scotland was the biggest single faller on the FTSE 100, down 9.6 per cent at 37.9p,...
