FTSE falls back under 5000 barrier

Banks and betting firms dragged the London market into the red today as traders failed to warm to the latest batch of corporate news.

FTSE falls back under 5000 barrier
Wed, 02 Mar, 2005 - 17:21

Banks and betting firms dragged the London market into the red today as traders failed to warm to the latest batch of corporate news.

William Hill and HBOS were among the fallers that contributed to the FTSE 100 Index slipping 7.7 points to 4992.8, eroding yesterday’s gains that took it through the 5000 barrier.

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