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US fears prompts FTSE slip

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US fears prompts FTSE slip

Uncertainty caused by tonight's US fiscal cliff deadline quashed any celebrations over a near 6% jump for the FTSE 100 Index over 2012.

M&S shares in red despite sales hike

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M&S shares in red despite sales hike
The FTSE 100 Index bounced back past the 6000 mark today, but Marks & Spencer shares slumped into the red despite news of a Christmas sales hike.
FTSE loses ground

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FTSE loses ground
The FTSE 100 Index closed in the red for a second straight session today after a mixed report on the US jobs market.
Blue chips drag FTSE down

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Blue chips drag FTSE down
FTSE down slightly

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FTSE down slightly
FTSE still in positive territory

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FTSE still in positive territory
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