Pretax profit of £1.26 billion was driven by strong growth across all the company’s key segments.

London Stock Exchange Group PLC closed 3.36% short of its 52-week high of £121.85, which the company achieved on February 6th.

While oil behemoth Shell recently said a switch away from London wasn’t a live issue for them, £40bn mining giant Glencore are considering exactly that, looking at exchanges which may be “better suited to trade our securities”, as CEO Gary Nagle explained.

David Schwimmer (pictured) insisted the exchange was 'absolutely core' to LSEG, as its equities business reported revenues of £236m, up 4.6%.

The stakes are high for the monthly U.S. jobs report in the coming week, as investors gauge whether a string of worrisome data is signaling significant concern about the economy.

Analysts have upgraded London Stock Exchange Group as investors prepare for the bourse’s full-year results next week, with hopes that a further share buyback programme will be announced. In a research note today, RBC Capital Markets analysts upgraded the ...

The largest climate-finance group for banks is exploring a list of fundamental adjustments to how it operates, as it seeks to right itself after a wave of high-profile exits. The Net-Zero Banking ...

Asia stocks were mixed Wednesday, as Chinese technology stocks faltered after a short-term rally.The Hang Seng Index fell 0.14% to 22,944.24, while the Shanghai Composite was up 0.81% to 3,351.54. Japan’s Nikkei 225 slipped 0.

Wall Street took a dim view of Nvidia's quarterly forecast on Thursday with investors pushing the stock down more than 8 per cent, piling pressure on the "Magnificent Seven" stocks that have garnered market skepticism in the last three months.

Wall Street is pointing toward gains before the opening bell as earnings season winds down during a holiday-shortened trading week