Late-sell off affects FTSE

The London market suffered a late sell-off today after the United States said its trade deficit had ballooned to a record $61bn (€47.4bn) in February.

Late-sell off affects FTSE

The London market suffered a late sell-off today after the United States said its trade deficit had ballooned to a record $61bn (€47.4bn) in February.

With shares on Wall Street going sharply into reverse, the FTSE 100 Index suffered a similar fate to double early losses and move 27 points lower to 4946.2 by the close.

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