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FTSE 250 movers: William Hill will make it as will some oilers, analysts say
London's second-tier index started the week on the front foot as investors cheered news on both sides of the Pond that authorities were moving to gradually ease the lockdown measures put in place to stem the Covid-19 pandemic.
Europe close: Stocks gain as authorities ease lockdowns
Stocks across the Continent started the week higher, buoyed by news of falling Covid-19 infections across much of the European Union and moves to ease lockdowns in France, Germany, Italy and Spain.
Tuesday preview: Federal Reserve, BP in the spotlight
The focus on Tuesday will be on the US central bank as monetary policymakers in Washington DC start two days of deliberations.
Covid-19 vaccine may be possible before end of 2020, CEPI says
A vaccine against the Covid-19 coronavirus might be possible before the end of 2020, a leading research group said.
JP Morgan starts coverage on Ninety One at 'neutral', sees long-term growth
Analysts at JP Morgan kicked off coverage of South Africa-based asset manager Ninety One with a 'neutral' recommendation and 170. 0p December 2020 target price.
French unemployment surges in March, Morgan Stanley sees 12% drop in euro area GDP
French unemployment claims spiked higher in March, underscoring the economic headwinds that were set to buffet the Continent in 2020 and beyond.
Europe midday: Stocks jump as governments move to ease lockdowns
Stocks across the Continent have started the week higher, buoyed by news of falling Covid-19 infections across much of the European Union and moves to ease lockdowns in France, Germany, Italy and Spain.
Sunday share tips: Morrisons, BH Macro
Morrisons decision to continue going 'the extra mile' for all its stakeholders, clients, staff and shareholders should stand it in good stead over the longer-term, the Mail on Sunday's Midas column said.
Sunday newspaper round-up: Lockdown, Vaccines, Social distancing
Boris Johnson is expected to announce plans for easing the lockdown as early as this week after he returned to Downing Street on Sunday night to take full-time control of the coronavirus crisis. The Prime Minister will on Monday morning chair his first meeting of the Covid-19 “war cabinet” since he was taken to hospital more than three weeks ago, and is ready to resume his role hosting televised Number 10 press conferences. - Sunday Telegraph.