Mining sector brings down FTSE

The mining sector put pressure on the London market today as falling metal prices offset cheer from retailing giant Marks & Spencer.

Mining sector brings down FTSE
Tue, 10 Jul, 2007 - 12:13

The mining sector put pressure on the London market today as falling metal prices offset cheer from retailing giant Marks & Spencer.

The FTSE 100 Index gave back gains seen in early trading to stand 21.2 points down at 6691.5, despite a strong showing from retailers after M&S posted first quarter figures.

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