FTSE on the rise

The FTSE 100 Index headed back towards the 5400 mark today as oil and drugs stocks countered losses elsewhere on the market.

FTSE on the rise
Thu, 22 Sep, 2005 - 18:50

The FTSE 100 Index headed back towards the 5400 mark today as oil and drugs stocks countered losses elsewhere on the market.

Buyers were absent for most of the session but took control in the afternoon as the Footsie closed 16 points higher at 5385.7.

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