FTSE breaks above 5,000 again
The FTSE 100 is off to a solid start this morning after a late surge on Wall Street yesterday following Ben Bernanke's comments that the US recession is over.
Wall St had a rocky day after a trade spat between the US and China began to escalate but the Dow Jones index finally closing 56.61 points (0.59%) up at 9,683.41 points. Miners are currently leading...
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