FTSE breaks through 6000 barrier
The FTSE 100 has broken through the 6,000 level for the first time in five years.
At 9 am the benchmark was up 41.3 points or 0.7% at 6,034.3, after reaching 6,044 early on. The index was last at this level in March 2001. The all-time high for the index, of 6,930.2, came on 30 December...
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