Tough session for FTSE

Renewed merger and acquisition speculation proved insufficient to keep the FTSE 100 Index in positive territory today.

Renewed merger and acquisition speculation proved insufficient to keep the FTSE 100 Index in positive territory today.

Shares in Smith & Nephew and Argos owner GUS were lifted by deal rumours, but the gains were more than offset by a tough session for miners as the Footsie slipped 36.3 points to 5618.9 by mid-morning.

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