Why is the UK stock market falling today? The FTSE 100 is under pressure as banks and energy stocks decline, while investors reassess Bank of England interest rates, oil prices, inflation and the wider UK economic outlook.
The UK stock market has pulled back between 10 and 17 August 2026. We examine why the FTSE 100 has fallen, including oil prices, bond yields, inflation and interest-rate expectations.
MoneySuperMarket delivered a resilient first half, but investors need to look beyond the headline numbers. We analyse the impact of the Travel disposal, underlying performance, cash flow and future growth opportunities.
Gateley Holdings delivered record revenue in FY26, but lower margins, falling earnings per share, higher debt and a dividend reset mean investors should look beyond the headline figures.
Share buybacks are often greeted as good news by investors, but what do they really achieve? This guide explains how buybacks work, why banks like Lloyds use them, and why the real question isn’t how many shares are repurchased—but whether management is allocating shareholders’ capital wisely.
The FTSE 100 ended Wednesday’s session slightly lower as weakness in mining stocks offset gains elsewhere in the market. Discover what drove today’s performance, the key sectors in focus and what investors should watch next.