Elections fears hold Footsie back

Fears that the US election will be decided in the courts rather than the ballot box were helping to undermine confidence among investors today.

Fears that the US election will be decided in the courts rather than the ballot box were helping to undermine confidence among investors today.

With polls showing George Bush neck-and-neck with presidential challenger John Kerry, the FTSE 100 Index enjoyed a topsy-turvy session to stand 9.5 points up at 4574 by mid-morning.

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