FTSE on the back foot

The London market opened on the backfoot today after a weak set of manufacturing data from Asian powerhouse China fuelled fears of a global recession.

FTSE on the back foot

The London market opened on the backfoot today after a weak set of manufacturing data from Asian powerhouse China fuelled fears of a global recession.

The FTSE 100 Index was 29.1 points down at 5167.8 after a monthly survey by banking giant HSBC showed China’s manufacturing remained stagnant in September due to sluggish demand both at home and abroad.

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