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UK stocks put in a mixed showing in the middle of the week as a stronger-than-expected reading on inflation tempered expectations for a September cut in Bank Rate.
Real estate names and homebuilders paced gains at the end of the week amid ongoing optimism around Labour having come out on top in the elections.
Homebuilders and Utilities paced gains on Thursday following the release of a weaker-than-expected reading for US inflation in the month of June that weighed on longer-term government bond yields on either side of the Atlantic.
UK stocks underperformed their peers on the other side of the Pond again on Tuesday.
UK corporates appeared to continue to be in the crosshairs of foreign groups at the start of the week.
UK stocks were higher at the end of the week following a massive win for Labour under Sir Keir Starmer in the previous night's election.
Miners and Utilities paced gains on the stock market in the middle of the week after the release of a flurry of weaker-than-expected economic data Stateside fanned hopes for a decline in interest rates.
Construction stocks paced gains on the FTSE 350 on Tuesday, in anticipation of a Labour victory at the next elections and of policies friendly to the sector.
Shares in the FTSE 350 continued to rally back towards their all-time highs at the start of the week, as investors rotated back towards value shares while taking some profits in technology names following recent sharp gains in the space.
Stocks caught a bid on Tuesday despite the release of weaker-than-expected retail sales data in the States for the month of May.
It was a mixed day out on the FTSE 350 amid losses for both cyclicals and defensives amid the ongoing political uncertainty ahead of elections on either side of the Channel.
Risk aversion picked up on Thursday after policymakers at the US central bank signalled a slower pace of interest rate cuts overnight.
A rebound in shares of Rentokil was the standout feature in the UK investing landscape in the middle of the week.
Stocks on the FTSE 350 were in the red on Tuesday as investors waited on the result of the US central bank's policy meeting the next day.
Oil & Gas shares caught a bid on Monday, tracking a rebound in oil prices after about two month's of losses, despite strength in the Greenback.
Commodity related stocks were the chief drag on the FTSE 350 amid a combination of growth concerns and risk aversion.
UK stocks extended their recent bounce following the release of slightly weaker-than-expected readings on US consumer spending and inflation.
Interest rate sensitive Utilities and Electricity shares were knocked lower on Wednesday by a renewed rise in longer-term government bond yields on either side of the Atlantic.
Travel and Leisure names paced losses on the FTSE 350 at the start of the holiday-shortened week.
The Utilities sector was pummelled after the Chancellor announced general elections for 4 July, instead of in autumn as many analysts had anticipated.