Dow slump triggers FTSE falls
The FTSE 100 unsurprisingly opened sharply lower in early trading this morning following the 245 point decline for the Dow last night.
Despite positive signs for the retail sector following a surge in sales at supermarket giant Sainsbury's, a raft of mining declines sent London's blue chip index 51.03 points down, or 1.13%, to 4,456.48...
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