FTSE down more than 30 points

Disappointing news on the US economy dampened the London market's recovery today in the wake of yesterday's near-2% rise.

Tue, 24 Nov, 2009 - 17:09

Disappointing news on the US economy dampened the London market's recovery today in the wake of yesterday's near-2% rise.

New official estimates showed the US saw lower-than-expected annualised growth in output in the third quarter, while a lacklustre picture on American consumer confidence also hit optimism.

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