Hurricane aftermath holds Footsie back

The FTSE 100 Index gave up the chance to set a new three-year high today as investors reeled from probable hurricane damage to a rig owned by oil giant BP.

Hurricane aftermath holds Footsie back

The FTSE 100 Index gave up the chance to set a new three-year high today as investors reeled from probable hurricane damage to a rig owned by oil giant BP.

Shares in BP fell more 2% or 14.5p to 619.5p as it began to assess the damage caused to its Thunder Horse platform after Hurricane Dennis blazed through the Gulf of Mexico.

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