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Rolls-Royce Share Price Today: Why the FTSE 100 Engine Maker Is Rising Again

Rolls-Royce Share Price Today: Why the FTSE 100 Engine Maker Is Rising Again

Rolls-Royce Holdings shares rose in early London trade on Tuesday, edging higher as the market reopened after the UK’s Spring Bank Holiday and investors kept backing the engine maker’s cash-led turnaround. The stock was quoted at 1,258.8p, up 0.8%, after opening at 1,268.8p and touching 1,287p; Hargreaves Lansdown showed a delayed price of 1,257.6p to sell and 1,258.0p to buy, up 0.7%, roughly in line with the FTSE 100.
26 May 2026
FTSE 100 Today: BP Rally Lifts UK Stocks as Barclays and Taylor Wimpey Fall

UK stocks steady as rate fears ease, but FTSE 100 faces Iran, retail in coming week

UK stocks start a holiday-shortened week after the FTSE 100 ended its four-week losing streak. London’s main index closed up 0.22% on Friday and added 2.66% over the week as traders backed off from expecting a near-term Bank of England rate hike. “The backdrop was much less conducive to a long-lasting bout of inflation than it was in 2022,” said Ruth Gregory, deputy chief UK economist at Capital Economics.
UK Stock Market Today: FTSE 100 Falls as Gilt Yields Surge

UK Stock Market Today: FTSE 100 Falls as Gilt Yields Surge

London’s FTSE 100 slipped on Tuesday, dropping 0.48% to 10,219.95 as traders backed away from UK assets following a jump in gilt yields and fresh questions about Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s future. The index touched a session low of 10,152.05, with volume at 117.9 million shares, according to delayed figures from LSEG. Over the past year, the FTSE 100 has ranged between 8,531.06 and 10,934.94.
UK Stock Market Live: FTSE 100 Falls Again as Oil Tops $100 and Labour Losses Hit London Shares

UK Stock Market Live: FTSE 100 Falls Again as Oil Tops $100 and Labour Losses Hit London Shares

London’s FTSE 100 slipped 0.75% to 10,200.29 in early Friday trading, according to delayed figures from Hargreaves Lansdown, as tensions flared again between the U.S. and Iran, sending oil prices up. Growing political uncertainty following UK election results also weighed on Britain’s blue-chip index, setting it up for a second consecutive day of losses.
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