FTSE down by 60.2 points

Volatile trading put London’s leading share index back in the red today as the share rally seen yesterday proved short-lived.

FTSE down by 60.2 points
Wed, 19 Mar, 2008 - 17:18

Volatile trading put London’s leading share index back in the red today as the share rally seen yesterday proved short-lived.

The FTSE 100 Index closed 60.2 points into the red at 5545.6 amid rumours of further credit crunch pain in the banking sector.

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