Oil companies still holding FTSE back

A string of stocks going ex-dividend were holding the London market back today - despite signs interest rates may not have to rise by as much as feared.

Oil companies still holding FTSE back

A string of stocks going ex-dividend were holding the London market back today - despite signs interest rates may not have to rise by as much as feared.

BP, Shell, Aviva and Lloyds TSB all lost ground after investors became unable to qualify for dividends, leaving the FTSE 100 Index 38.9 points adrift at 4312.0 by lunchtime.

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