FTSE opens flat interest rates calls (AFP)

London (AFP) - shares of London States it in early trade Thursday, as investors awaited the Bank of England interest rate decisions and the Central Bank European.

The benchmark FTSE 100 shares edged top up 0.04% at 5,810.91 points in the opening of markets.

The two central banks will maintain their loan rates key to low levels after political meetings, opting against increases despite the increase in the inflation caused by rising food and energy prices Thursday.

But analysts expect the ECB to report that he will soon lift its key rates.

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FTSE opens flat interest rates calls (AFP)

London (AFP) - shares of London States it in early trade Thursday, as investors awaited the Bank of England interest rate decisions and the Central Bank European.

The benchmark FTSE 100 shares edged top up 0.04% at 5,810.91 points in the opening of markets.

The two central banks will maintain their loan rates key to low levels after political meetings, opting against increases despite the increase in the inflation caused by rising food and energy prices Thursday.

But analysts expect the ECB to report that he will soon lift its key rates.

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FTSE opens more high (AFP)

London (AFP) - London stocks more open Friday, bouncing back from sharp falls the previous day, triggered by the weak global economic data.

The benchmark index FTSE 100 main shares dragged 0.29% to trade at 5,864.93 points

The market had more closed lower Thursday on growing concerns over weak economic figures in major economies and reports to the United States that Goldman Sachs has received a summons by prosecutors probing the financial crisis.

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FTSE opens more high (AFP)

London (AFP) - London stocks more open Friday, bouncing back from sharp falls the previous day, triggered by the weak global economic data.

The benchmark index FTSE 100 main shares dragged 0.29% to trade at 5,864.93 points

The market had more closed lower Thursday on growing concerns over weak economic figures in major economies and reports to the United States that Goldman Sachs has received a summons by prosecutors probing the financial crisis.

View the original article here