The US markets may have gained in value yesterday but it would appear the FTSE 100 is singing from a...
The US markets may have gained in value yesterday but it would appear the FTSE 100 is singing from a different song sheet as it fell in early trading this morning after closing lower yesterday for a second consecutive day. The Footsie lost 14.8 points to 5781.2 with Rentokil falling 5p to 210p after the FT reported the pest control group was facing scrutiny from the FSA. The article says the company could be questioned about a share buy-back which took place the day before a positive trading statement. Rentokil said it wasn't aware of any possible questions from the regulator, and in...
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