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US worries knock London shares

Overnight falls on the US stock market have helped to knock the FTSE-100 Index down by 36.3 points.

Thu, 14 Jun, 2001 - 10:59

Overnight falls on the US stock market have helped to knock the FTSE-100 Index down by 36.3 points.

The Footsie is now standing at 5783.0 after technology and telecoms stocks came under pressure.

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