Aviva plc (LON: AV) shares went up to 385.70 points, ater a collapse by -5.50 (-1.41%) at the beginning of British trading. BP plc (LON: BP) continued its decline to 380.15 points, losing -10.45 (-2.68%).
Shares in British banks were down on the FTSE 100 in morning trading as investors continued to fret about the prospects of economic recovery. Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc shares continued to decline sharply to 44.81 points, losing -0.89 (-1.95%) in the early trading session. The other British banks fall even lower.
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) shares went through substantial fluctuations today, with Apple gaining and losing throughout the trading from -1% to 0.2%. Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) lost footing in the beginning of trading and dropped by 1,5%.
The British stock market can not get out of the red zone today. FTSE 100 index fall to 5,183.71 points, losing -27.58 (-0.53%). Legal & General Group Plc (LON: LGEN) reduced to 92.65 points (-1.44%).
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) shares suddenly fell to 249.78, a loss of -3.29 (-1.30%). The Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE: PG) shares fell to 60.00 points, losing -0.75 (-1.23%).
The British stock market has opened in the red zone because of the mixed dynamics. FTSE 100 index has stabilized to the middle of the bidding, crawled to 5,308.30 and taking up +0.10%.
The British stock market remains in the green zone. FTSE 100 close to 5,314.19 points, gaining +11.32 (0.21%) in the middle of the trading session. The Open Knowledge analysts believe that the bullish trend capture the market in late trading.
FTSE 100 index is falling to 5,291.93 points, losing -10.94 (-0.21%) in early trading. At the same time, the British banking sector finds a foothold and seeks high during the first half of trading session.
The British stock market opened in the red zone today. Bullish trend has changed to bearish mood in the first minutes of trading. British stocks are volatile as investors lower trading volumes
BHP Billiton plc (LON: BLT) shares dropped to 1,883.00, down -33.00 (-1.72%). BP plc (LON: BP) falls to 402.30, losing -5.70 (-1.40%). The British FTSE 100 index remains below 5,305.00, having fallen to -45.88 (-0.86%).