Events Database

24 historical macro events · 2010–today

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DateEvent
Jun 13, 12Cairn leads bid flurry with North Sea deal, as FTSE edges higher ahead of Greek election
May 16, 12FTSE falls again on Greek woes but Croda and Aberdeen Asset buck the trend
Apr 20, 12Mixed picture for retailers Dixons, Marks and Tesco as FTSE records biggest weekly rise since February
Apr 20, 12SuperGroup shares lose 40% after profit warning blamed on "arithmetic errors"
Apr 19, 12Prudential gains on talk of spinning off Asian business, but FTSE falters at the close
Apr 19, 12Cable & Wireless Worldwide drops 20% as Tata pulls out of bid, while FTSE gains ahead of Spanish auction
Mar 2, 12International Power boosted by bid talk but FTSE fades as EU summit ends
Mar 2, 12International Power surges again on renewed talk of GDF bid, but FTSE edges lower
Jan 23, 12FTSE 100 hits six month high on eurozone and Greek bond optimism
Jan 23, 12Miners and banks on the rise as FTSE awaits Greece developments
Dec 8, 11FTSE falls 1% as nervousness grows ahead of EU summit
Aug 25, 11FTSE 100 tumbles on US jobs and UK high street gloom
Jul 22, 11Banks rally on European bailout plan
Jul 5, 11FTSE moves up for eighth day on bid talk, as Tullow rises after oilfield update
Jun 6, 11Glencore helps FTSE 100 higher, but banks hit by growth worries
Mar 25, 11Invensys and GKN both in takeover spotlight as FTSE ends higher again
Mar 4, 11FTSE shakes off rising oil price but cigarette companies under pressure
Mar 3, 11Amec rises 5%, while FTSE 100 adds 90 points on Libya settlement hopes
Feb 3, 11Greece pushes on reform as crucial EU summit to take place on Friday
Jan 13, 11Analysts play down prospect of rival bid for Northern Foods, while FTSE dips after US data
Jan 13, 11FTSE falls on mixed retail picture, but IMI benefits from Merrill upgrade
Nov 24, 10Still value in the UK market despite global troubles, says fund manager
May 26, 10FTSE rebounds by 2%, while Cable & Wireless shrugs off £94m loss
Feb 12, 10Response from Athens: There is no begging bowl, no bail out