US economy fears sends FTSE back into red

The FTSE 100 Index plunged back into the red today as persistent fears over the US economy and America’s sub-prime mortgage crisis ended a six-day run of gains.

The FTSE 100 Index plunged back into the red today as persistent fears over the US economy and America’s sub-prime mortgage crisis ended a six-day run of gains.

London’s leading share index fell by almost 2% as volatility returned to the Footsie after last week’s rally, wiping £28.1 billion off the value of UK blue chips.

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