FTSE rolls lower

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The FTSE 100 index has dropped 16.5 points, or 0.3%, to 5,958 points today, led by Rolls Royce.

Rolls Royce has fallen 0.89% to 443p after Panmure cut its rating to “sell”, citing valuation grounds. Whitbread has also fallen 0.32% to £12.40 on reports it is considering leaving the high street restaurant market. Tate & Lyle is leading the risers, up 3.67% to 691.5p, after a positive note from Goldman Sachs. Publishing group Pearson has risen 2.08% to 734.5p after it predicted strong earnings growth this year. Severn Trent has gained 3.77% to £13.21 on the back of speculation private equity groups, including KKR and Apollo Management, are considering a potential £5bn bid for ...

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