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London stocks were a little weaker in early trade on Thursday as investors waded through an avalanche of earnings news, with all eyes firmly on the Ukraine crisis as both sides are due to meet later in the day for more talks.
London stocks rose in early trade on Wednesday despite ongoing concerns about the Ukraine crisis, with housebuilders on the front foot after solid results from Persimmon.
London stocks edged higher in early trade on Tuesday, holding up better than their European counterparts, as all eyes remained firmly on the Ukraine crisis.
