FTSE falls

Profit taking and weaker metal prices caused the mining sector to drag on the London market today, while fading hopes of a bid battle for supermarket giant Sainsbury did little to cheer investors.

FTSE falls

Profit taking and weaker metal prices caused the mining sector to drag on the London market today, while fading hopes of a bid battle for supermarket giant Sainsbury did little to cheer investors.

The FTSE 100 Index closed down 13.8 points at 6419.5, even as other retailers benefited from positive outlook reviews.

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