Reuters leads FTSE decline

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The FTSE 100 index is down 17.9 points, or 0.29%, to 6,141.9, as attention is focused on the US interest rate meeting which starts today.

Reuters Group is the biggest drag on the index in early trading with a drop of 1.84% to 452.25p, closely followed by ICAP which is down 1.76% to 460p, while Standard Chartered has slipped 1.67% to £14.69. BP has also slipped 1.45% to 576p, closely followed by Drax which is down 1.43% to 826p, although losses are being limited by insurer Resolution which has bounced back from yesterday’s fall with a rise of 1.02% to 644p. ICI is posting the biggest gains so far with a rise of 2.01% to 432p, closely followed by Tesco which is up 1.62% to 392p, while miner Lonmin has gained 1.21% to £31.78...

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