The Latest Breaking News from Persimmon

London’s top index finished 4.38 points, or 0.05%, lower to end the day at 8,245.28.

From the number of bricks used to the amount of tiles and donors, Maya Oppenheim digs into the key figures behind the Brick by Brick campaign

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The blue-chip index had surged early in the day after the US election result, but swung back to finish in the red on Wednesday.

Retailers, housebuilders and hospitality firms all say Labour’s increase in employers’ national insurance contributions will lead to price rises.

The building giant said home sales fell between July and November, to 1,416 from 1,439 a year ago.

Persimmon said that it was on track to deliver around 10,500 homes in the full year.

Borrowing costs continue to be in focus after a rocky week for markets on both sides of the Atlantic.

London’s FTSE 100 was down 49.53 points, or 0.61%, to close at 8,110.1.

Construction is well underway at site of first new home funded by our Brick by Brick appeal, as Refuge chair thanks readers for ‘building hope’