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U.K. stocks slid to a five-week low, erasing earlier gains after a European Union official said a decision on unlocking funds for Greece may not be made until late November.
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U.K. stocks were little changed, erasing earlier gains, as Greek lawmakers approved a package of austerity measures necessary to win the next slice of European Union aid.
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European stocks fluctuated as a selloff in bank shares offset a $7.1 billion Chinese investment in Repsol YPF SA’s Brazilian unit. U.S. index futures and Asian shares advanced.
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Man Group Plc , the hedge-fund manager that’s buying GLG Partners Inc., rose the most in five weeks amid speculation that an unidentified U.S. bank may make an offer for the firm.
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As Switzerland’s central bank imposed a limit on the franc’s appreciation against the euro on Sept. 6, UBS AG trader Kweku Adoboli’s Facebook profile had a plea for his friends: “Need a miracle.”
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U.K. stocks advanced for a second day as optimism mounted that private creditors will approve a Greek debt swap and as the Bank of England maintained its key interest rate and bond-purchase target.
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U.K. stocks climbed, extending the highest level for the FTSE 100 Index since June 2008, as shares of ARM Holdings Plc surged.
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U.K. stocks rose before euro-area leaders gathered at a summit in Brussels as they struggled to solve Europe’s sovereign debt crisis.
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European stocks rebounded from a six-week low as better-than-estimated earnings reports overshadowed concern that Greece’s credit crisis will spread through the euro region.
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U.K. stocks climbed for the first time in three days as companies from Vodafone Group Plc to Lloyds Banking Group Plc and Prudential Plc rallied after reporting results.
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