Terror blasts fail to topple FTSE

London shares ended the week on an upbeat note as traders refused to let the Turkey terror blasts unsettle them.

Terror blasts fail to topple FTSE
Fri, 21 Nov, 2003 - 17:34

London shares ended the week on an upbeat note as traders refused to let the Turkey terror blasts unsettle them.

The FTSE 100 Index stood 11 points up at 4319, although it dipped below the key 4300 support level during the day.

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