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FTSE 100 News 10 December 2025 - 14 December 2025

UK Stock Market Week Ahead: FTSE 100 Braces for Bank of England Decision After Weak GDP and Fed Cut (15–19 December 2025)

UK Stock Market Week Ahead: FTSE 100 Braces for Bank of England Decision After Weak GDP and Fed Cut (15–19 December 2025)

London’s stock market heads into the final full trading week before Christmas with a familiar combination of catalysts: a Bank of England (BoE) rate decision, fresh UK inflation and jobs data, and global risk sentiment shaped by the US Federal Reserve’s latest cut — plus renewed “AI angst” that rattled Wall Street late last week. The FTSE 100 finished Friday at 9,649.03, while investors weighed a surprise UK GDP contraction against rising conviction that borrowing costs will fall again in the days ahead. Sharecast+1 What happened across 8–14 December 2025 (including market-moving headlines through Friday’s close and weekend previews) sets up a high-stakes “macro-to-micro”
14 December 2025
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UK Stock Market Week Ahead: FTSE 100 Faces Bank of England Rate Call as UK Inflation, Jobs Data and Key Earnings Land

UK Stock Market Week Ahead: FTSE 100 Faces Bank of England Rate Call as UK Inflation, Jobs Data and Key Earnings Land

London stocks head into the week of 15–19 December 2025 with one macro theme dominating everything else: the Bank of England’s December decision. After a week defined by a US rate cut, a surprise dip in UK GDP, and a late-week wobble tied to “AI bubble” nerves on Wall Street, the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 now turn to a dense UK data run—labour market, inflation, and retail sales—plus a short but potentially market-moving corporate diary (including Currys, Bunzl, Hollywood Bowl, IntegraFin, and WH Smith). Reuters+3Reuters+3Sharecast+3 What happened last week in UK equities (8–12 December) — and why it matters now The tone for the “week ahead” was set
13 December 2025
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UK Stock Market Today (Dec 12, 2025): FTSE 100 Falls to 9,649 as UK GDP Miss and Wall Street AI Jitters Hit Sentiment

UK Stock Market Today (Dec 12, 2025): FTSE 100 Falls to 9,649 as UK GDP Miss and Wall Street AI Jitters Hit Sentiment

Updated: Friday, December 12, 2025 (London close) — 3:30 PM EST / 8:30 PM UK time The UK stock market ended the week on a cautious note after a volatile Friday session saw London stocks erase early gains. A surprise UK GDP contraction intensified expectations for a Bank of England (BoE) rate cut next week, while a late-day shift to “risk-off” positioning—sparked by renewed AI-valuation concerns on Wall Street—pulled European equities lower into the close. Reuters+2Sharecast+2 FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 close: UK shares give up morning rally By the closing bell in London: The intra-day story mattered: investors initially leaned into the “lower rates ahead” narrative, but by
12 December 2025
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Best UK Stocks to Buy Now: Top FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 Shares to Watch on 12 December 2025

Best UK Stocks to Buy Now: Top FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 Shares to Watch on 12 December 2025

UK GDP surprised on the downside, rate-cut odds surged, and fresh company catalysts hit the tape. Here are the UK shares investors are watching now. Updated: Friday, 12 December 2025 UK investors are heading into the final full trading weeks of 2025 with a familiar mix of cross-currents: a soft domestic economy, a likely shift lower in interest rates, and stock-specific catalysts that can overwhelm the macro narrative. On 12 December 2025, the UK data flow turned meaningfully more dovish. Official figures showed the economy contracted by 0.1% in October and also shrank by 0.1% over the three months to
12 December 2025
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UK Stock Market Today (12 December 2025): FTSE 100 Rises as UK GDP Surprise Fuels BoE Rate-Cut Bets; Card Factory Slumps, Energy and Deal News Lift Sentiment

UK Stock Market Today (12 December 2025): FTSE 100 Rises as UK GDP Surprise Fuels BoE Rate-Cut Bets; Card Factory Slumps, Energy and Deal News Lift Sentiment

London shares ended higher on Friday, 12 December 2025, with the FTSE 100 supported by a risk-on global backdrop after this week’s US Federal Reserve cut, and by renewed expectations that the Bank of England will start easing again as UK growth data disappointed. But the day’s tape also underlined a more complicated reality for investors: softer macro data can lift rate-cut hopes even as it raises questions about underlying demand—particularly for UK-facing retailers. Reuters+3Investing.com UK+3Reuters+3 UK market snapshot: FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 close higher The UK’s blue-chip FTSE 100 closed up about 0.46% at 9,747.87, building on the
12 December 2025
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UK Stock Market Today (11 December 2025): FTSE 100 Closes Higher Near Record Highs After Fed Cut as BoE Bets Build

UK Stock Market Today (11 December 2025): FTSE 100 Closes Higher Near Record Highs After Fed Cut as BoE Bets Build

The UK stock market today, Thursday 11 December 2025, ended the session in quietly bullish mood. The FTSE 100closed around 9,711, up roughly 0.6% on the day, keeping London’s blue‑chip index within touching distance of its record peak just below 10,000 set in mid‑November. Investing.com UK+1 Under the surface, investors were juggling three big forces: Here’s a detailed breakdown of what moved the UK stock market today, which sectors led or lagged, and what analysts are saying about the outlook into 2026. FTSE 100 closes higher, holds just below record territory End‑of‑day data from Investing.com shows the FTSE 100 finishing at 9,711.47, up from 9,655.53 on Wednesday
11 December 2025
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FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 Biggest Losers Today (11 December 2025): Entain, Ocado and Ceres Power Lead UK Stock Market Declines

FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 Biggest Losers Today (11 December 2025): Entain, Ocado and Ceres Power Lead UK Stock Market Declines

The UK stock market finished Thursday’s session with only modest index moves, but under the surface there were some sharp losers across the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 as traders reacted to a “hawkish” US Federal Reserve rate cut, fresh short-seller pressure and a flurry of broker downgrades.London South East+ 2London South East+ 2 At the London close on 11 December 2025, Hargreaves Lansdown data showed the FTSE 100 up around 0.1% at 9,667, while the FTSE 250 slipped roughly 0.05% to 21,820. Yet individual names told a more dramatic story: Entain topped the blue‑chip fallers’ board, while Ocado, Ceres
11 December 2025
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Most Active UK Stocks Today: Lloyds, BP, Magnum Ice Cream and Vodafone Lead FTSE 100 on 11 December 2025

Most Active UK Stocks Today: Lloyds, BP, Magnum Ice Cream and Vodafone Lead FTSE 100 on 11 December 2025

The UK stock market spent Thursday treading water, but trading screens were anything but quiet.By the close, the FTSE 100 was hovering around 9,666, up roughly 0.1%, as investors digested the US Federal Reserve’s latest rate cut, a softer pound and a busy slate of company-specific news.Investing.com Nigeria+ 1 Behind that modest index move sat heavy turnover in financials, energy and consumer names. Fresh share buybacks, a major Gulf of Mexico oil project, a high‑profile emerger at Unilever and a flurry of broker rating changes all helped propel certain stocks into the “most active” list. This round‑up looks at the
11 December 2025
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UK Stock Market Today: Biggest Gainers on 11 December 2025 as FTSE 100 Edges Higher

UK Stock Market Today: Biggest Gainers on 11 December 2025 as FTSE 100 Edges Higher

On Thursday 11 December 2025, the UK stock market quietly ground higher – but beneath the modest index moves, some individual London-listed shares put in eye‑catching performances. A mix of buyback programmes, upbeat trading updates and fresh broker upgrades pushed a cluster of mid‑caps and smaller names to the top of the leaderboard, while newly listed Magnum Ice Cream Company continued to find its feet after its high‑profile spin‑off from Unilever. All data and moves below refer to the close of trade on 11 December 2025, based on Hargreaves Lansdown index data and risers tables, together with regulatory announcements and
11 December 2025
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UK Stock Market Today (11 December 2025): FTSE 100 Steadies Near Highs as Fed Cut, Oracle Shock and BoE Hopes Collide

UK Stock Market Today (11 December 2025): FTSE 100 Steadies Near Highs as Fed Cut, Oracle Shock and BoE Hopes Collide

The UK stock market traded in a tight range on Thursday 11 December 2025, with the FTSE 100 hovering around the 9,660 mark after an early dip, as investors weighed a rare “hawkish” US Federal Reserve rate cut, fresh jitters around AI-driven tech stocks, and growing expectations of a Bank of England (BoE) rate cut next week.MarketScreener+2inkl+2 FTSE 100 Today: Flat but Firm Around 9,660 London’s blue‑chip benchmark opened slightly lower, with the FTSE 100 down about 0.1% at 9,642.99 at the open, while the FTSE 250 also slipped modestly and the AIM All‑Share outperformed.MarketScreener As the morning session unfolded,
11 December 2025
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UK Stock Market Today: FTSE 100 Holds Near Record Highs as Traders Weigh Fed Cut, BoE Outlook and Housing Jitters – 11 December 2025

UK Stock Market Today: FTSE 100 Holds Near Record Highs as Traders Weigh Fed Cut, BoE Outlook and Housing Jitters – 11 December 2025

London’s stock market spent Thursday morning in a holding pattern, with the FTSE 100 hovering just below record territory as investors digested the US Federal Reserve’s latest rate cut, a softening UK housing market and growing expectations of a Bank of England (BoE) move next week. As of late morning on Thursday 11 December, the FTSE 100 was trading a touch higher around 9,662, up about 0.1% on the day and almost unchanged in percentage terms after an early dip.Investing.com UK+1 The blue‑chip benchmark remains only a few percent below the record close near the 10,000 mark set in mid‑November.Reuters The
11 December 2025
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UK Stock Market Today: FTSE 100 Rises as Rate‑Cut Bets Grow Ahead of Fed and BoE Decisions (10 December 2025)

UK Stock Market Today: FTSE 100 Rises as Rate‑Cut Bets Grow Ahead of Fed and BoE Decisions (10 December 2025)

The UK stock market finished modestly higher on 10 December 2025, with the FTSE 100 edging up while the FTSE 250 slipped, as traders positioned for a US Federal Reserve rate cut and a potential Bank of England move next week. Key movers included HSBC, Standard Chartered, FirstGroup, Volution and Ocado, with share buybacks and sector outlooks shaping the broader UK equity story. Market snapshot – FTSE 100 edges higher, FTSE 250 slips The UK stock market today (Wednesday, 10 December 2025) delivered a quietly positive session for blue‑chips but a softer one for mid‑caps. That split – large caps up, mid‑caps
10 December 2025
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Stock Market Today

Northern Star Resources share price dips into weekend as $50m Central Tanami deal closes

Northern Star Resources share price dips into weekend as $50m Central Tanami deal closes

7 February 2026
Northern Star Resources fell 1.7% to A$26.77 Friday, extending losses as gold miners and the broader market declined. MGX Resources completed its A$50 million purchase of a 50% stake in the Central Tanami Gold Project from Northern Star. The All Ordinaries Gold index dropped 3.24%. CME Group raised COMEX gold futures margin requirements to 9% amid volatility.
PLS Group share price slips into weekend as Morgan Stanley and MUFG filings land

PLS Group share price slips into weekend as Morgan Stanley and MUFG filings land

7 February 2026
PLS Group shares closed at A$4.12 Friday, down 1.2% after a 3.7% drop Thursday. Morgan Stanley and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group disclosed increased voting power in the lithium miner, both citing changes dated Feb. 2. The moves came as lithium prices fell and Australian equities posted their sharpest drop in months. PLS reports interim results Feb. 19.
Commonwealth Bank share price near A$159 as CBA earnings, dividend week looms after ASX rout

Commonwealth Bank share price near A$159 as CBA earnings, dividend week looms after ASX rout

7 February 2026
Commonwealth Bank of Australia shares closed at A$158.91, down 0.23% Friday, as the S&P/ASX 200 fell 2.03% and nearly A$70 billion was wiped from the market. The bank reports half-year results and an interim dividend on Feb. 11, with shares going ex-dividend Feb. 18. CBA flagged a A$68 million provision linked to ASIC’s Better Banking review. The RBA raised rates to 3.85% on Feb. 3, with CBA passing on the increase from Feb. 13.
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