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Rate cut does little to move market

Traders have got what they wanted from the Bank of England, although the quarter point interest rate cut did little to move the market.

Rate cut does little to move market

Thu, 05 Apr, 2001 - 15:43

Traders have got what they wanted from the Bank of England, although the quarter point interest rate cut did little to move the market.

The FTSE-100 Index is ahead by 72.1 points after strong gains at the start of the day.

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