After a sharp fall in the final minute of trading yesterday afternoon the FTSE 100 bounced back t...
After a sharp fall in the final minute of trading yesterday afternoon the FTSE 100 bounced back this morning with gains for Dimension Data, HSBC, BP and Vodafone. That said, one single order to sell blue chip shares this morning also wiped 2.3% from the Footsie. The Footsie is 2.4% up this morning at 5829.1 with Dimension Data climbing 18.75p to 309p after announcing pre-tax profit rose to $159.6m equal to 8.4 cents per share from $95.1m or 6.5 cents a year ago. Anglo-Dutch computer group CMG increased 14p to 380p as the Techmark rose 19.09 points to 1981.24. HSBC added 30p to 869...
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