The FTSE 100 closed 48.17 points, or 0.5%, lower at 10,636.71 on Tuesday as rising global bond yields weighed on equities and weaker crude prices dragged on London’s major oil producers.

EnergyPathways plc (AIM: EPP) said development of its Marram Energy Storage Hub in the East Irish Sea is progressing across long-duration electricity storage, strategic gas and hydrogen storage, and ...

World’s largest refined tin producer takes a smelter down for maintenance Yunnan Tin will suspend production at its Tin Industry branch from 30 September for routine equipment maintenance (Shenzhen ...

Zak Mir takes a charting look at some of the most closely followed small caps on the London Stock Exchange. Today’s charts are the FTSE 100, DAX, Dow, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Gold, W ...

Panther Metals Plc (LON: PALM) has registered with the US federal System for Award Management and received the identifiers needed to pursue relevant US government procurement and funding opportunities ...

FTSE 100 futures indicated an opening around 8 points, or 0.1%, higher at 10,691, after the blue-chip index slipped 0.1% to 10,684.88 on Monday.

Great Southern Copper (LON: GSCU) CEO Sam Garrett sat down with Andrew Scott to reflect on a career spanning more than 30 years in mineral exploration, from growing up around volcanoes and prospecting ...

ECR Minerals plc has renegotiated the payment terms for the A$2 million deferred consideration related to its 50% acquisition of the Maddens Gold Project ...

Tap Global Group plc (AIM: TAP) has made its first purchase under the company’s Digital Asset Income Strategy, acquiring 3 Bitcoin.

Sterling was little changed at around $1.324 against the dollar, while Bitcoin fell 1.6% to approximately $83,200.

The FTSE 100 edging 0.1% lower to 10,684.88 as sharp gains in housebuilders were offset by weakness in miners and concerns over oil and interest rates.

At the opening bell, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 180 points, or 0.4%, to 51,648.48, while the S&P 500 dropped 0.3% to 7,721.70.