23 October 2008 Archive
FTSE 100 holds firm under pressure
The FTSE 100 closed up 1.16 per cent today to 4,087.83 on a day marked by further global sell-offs. |
Currys and PC World sales drop
Currys and PC World owner DSG International has reported a seven per cent fall in like-for-like sales and warned trading conditions could worsen further. |
Credit crisis timeline
The last month has been massive for the financial world, with stock markets around the world rising and falling, banks dropping and rescue plans abounding. |
FTSE 100 drops 2% into lunch
The FTSE 100 failed to hold onto its position this morning as global falls of the stock markets and poor UK data brought the index down. |
FTSE 100 holds steady in recession headwinds
The FTSE 100 opened with a drop but bounced back to hold its value. |
Greenspan sees "credit tsunami"
The US economy is experiencing a "credit tsunami, Alan Greenspan has said, before warning it will take "many months" for confidence to be restored. |
Zurich launches FTSE-linked savings plan
Zurich has launched a new savings plan which offers investors the potential to earn 42 per cent return on their original investment. |
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