Footsie edges up

The FTSE 100 Index has reversed an early fall to gain 13.4 points at 3610.4 - suggesting yesterday's 87 point loss was an over-reaction to the Bank of England's surprise rate cut.

Footsie edges up

The FTSE 100 Index has reversed an early fall to gain 13.4 points at 3610.4 - suggesting yesterday's 87 point loss was an over-reaction to the Bank of England's surprise rate cut.

Oil stocks are proving a drag on the London market, with Shell continuing to decline after disappointing analysts with its annual results announcement yesterday.

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