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London's blue-chip benchmark firms 31.4 points to 7,341.4 on Monday, opening on the front foot following a generally positive session on Wall Street on Friday, as investors around the world appeared to be coming to terms with the ongoing tensions between the US and North Korea.Corporate news is fairly thin on the ground, although one eye-catching mover is smart home technology tiddler...

From sky-diver to rocket stock in a week, few stocks yo-yo quite as wildly as those of technology tiddler Arcontech (ARC:AIM). Today's announcement of a major new customer win has sparked the biggest share price jump on the whole market on Thursday, the shares soaring more than 67% to 0.24p. The stock was up over 80% at one stage earlier today.The deal will mean selling a minimum of 200...

FTSE indices make modest gains ahead of the four-day Easter weekend with oil stock, supermarkets and financial stocks contributing. Wall St fell overnight, but Asian markets firmed. Investors are distracted by Iran nuclear talks, bloodshed in Yemen and the Greek debt soap opera.In early trade on Thursday the benchmark FTSE 100 index is up around 7 points, or 0.1%, at 6,816, although midcaps...

London markets open sharply lower in early trade on Thursday matching the steep sell-off on Wall Street overnight and fuelled by escalating violence in Yemen. In London, financial stocks bare the brunt of investor concerns, with the blue-chip FTSE 100 index losing more than 85 points, or 1.2%, to 6,904.A spike in oil prices - with European benchmark Brent up 3.6% to $58.50 per barrel - follows...