A barrage of weak economic data and the announcement of a whole new set of US import tariffs weighed heavily on Wall Street on Friday, with stocks finishing the week with heavy losses.

London stocks ended the week lower on Friday as investors reacted to a fresh wave of US tariffs and disappointing economic data from the United States.

American consumer products giant Colgate-Palmolive beat analysts' estimates with improved second-quarter results, though the stock flatlined after the company delivered a cautious outlook and ...

The US manufacturing sector contracted in July for the first time this year as concerns about tariffs took their toll, ...

US consumer sentiment rose to a five-month high in July, according to final estimates from a closely followed survey from the ...

Precision instrument maker Spectris has agreed to be bought by Advent International after it trumped an offer from US ...

Major indices were firmly in the red early on Friday after Donald Trump announced updated duties ranging from 10% to 41%.

London’s FTSE 100 down 1% at 9,041.51 in afternoon trade on Friday. Intertek slumped as the quality assurance firm reported a ...

London stocks were still in the red by midday on Friday as investors mulled US President Trump’s sweeping new tariffs and ...

The annual rate of inflation across the eurozone unexpectedly held steady in July, according to figures out on Friday from ...

The UK financial regulator announced on Friday that it is planning to allow retail investors to access crypto exchange traded ...

The Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed that the US jobs growth had slowed markedly in June, with gains in healthcare and ...