FTSE closes after strong performance

The FTSE 100 Index powered back towards the 6100 mark today with gains that nearly wiped out some of last week’s losses of more than 100 points.

FTSE closes after strong performance
Tue, 02 May, 2006 - 17:57

The FTSE 100 Index powered back towards the 6100 mark today with gains that nearly wiped out some of last week’s losses of more than 100 points.

Investors built stakes in miners such as Rio Tinto and Kazakhmys following an increase of 3.6% in the cost of copper and stronger prices of other metals.

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