FTSE 100 Rises Led By Commodity Stocks
(RTTNews) - U.K. stocks rose notably on Tuesday as higher prices of iron ore and crude prices helped lift commodity-related stocks.
Miners Anglo American, Antofagasta and Glencore all rose around 2 percent.
Oil & gas firm BP Plc and Shell also were up around 2 percent each.
The benchmark FTSE 100 rose 0.6 percent to 7,352 after closing 0.4 percent higher the previous day.
Consumer goods company Unilever added 2.4 percent after raising its full-year sales guidance.
EasyJet jumped 3.7 percent. The low-cost carrier said that it expects the capacity and cost impacts of the disruption to be "a one-off this summer", with "greater resilience" forecast for the 2023 peak travel periods.
Rolls-Royce advanced 1.6 percent. The aerospace and defense firm named a private equity partner and former BP executive to succeed Warren East as the company's chief executive.
Asian Shares Slide Amid Inflation Concerns
Indian Rupee Falls To 10-day Low Against U.S. Dollar
European Shares Seen Opening Mixed Ahead Of ECB Rate Decision
Indian Shares Little Changed In Cautious Trade
Australian Market Extends Early Losses In Mid-market
Asian Markets A Sea Of Red
Indian Shares Set To Follow Global Peers Lower
