Worst FTSE year on record ends with positive session

The worst year on record for London’s FTSE 100 Index ended today with a positive session for blue-chip stocks.

The worst year on record for London’s FTSE 100 Index ended today with a positive session for blue-chip stocks.

Despite the 41.5 points improvement to 4434.2, the Footsie was still down by 31% over the course of 2008 – its biggest fall since launching 24 years ago.

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