FTSE down for second consecutive day

London’s blue chip index fell for a second day running as investors took fright at slower than expected growth in China and rising inflation fears in the United States.

FTSE down for second consecutive day

London’s blue chip index fell for a second day running as investors took fright at slower than expected growth in China and rising inflation fears in the United States.

The FTSE 100 Index shed 26.3 points to 5410.3 as it continued to retreat from a two-month high of over 5500 earlier this week.

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