Credit fears force FTSE down

The FTSE 100 Index fell by 2.5% today as fears over the crunch in credit markets continued to hound investors worldwide.

Credit fears force FTSE down

The FTSE 100 Index fell by 2.5% today as fears over the crunch in credit markets continued to hound investors worldwide.

Financial stocks dominated the fallers board in London, as the Footsie dived 166.4 points to 6104.8 by mid-morning, leaving it at the lowest level since March and below the market’s starting point for the year.

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