London- shares of London closed sharply lower Monday, affected by signs of slowing growth-- especially in the global powerhouse China and fears that the Greek debt problems is to raise a new crisis in the euro area.
The benchmark FTSE 100 index ended down from 1.89% to 5,835.89 points.
Lloyds Banking Group (LBG) was the most widely traded stock of the day, with 146 million units changing hands in brisk trade, followed by Vodafone, which saw 98.3 million shares to switch owners.
Outsourcing of the company, has been the best performer of blue chip of the day, increase 1.55% - or 11 pence - to finish at 722.
It was then followed by group of British clothing retail who won 1.03% - or 23 pence - the day at 2,249.
Energy company based in Aberdeen Wood Group has been the worst performance stock on the list of exhibits, 5.59% down - or 37 pence - the day at 625, followed by the International Consolidated Airlines Group, which has slipped to 12.6 pence - 5.09% complete at 235.
On the foreign exchange market, a book was worth 1.1489 euros to TSB 1710, up 1.1445 at the same time Friday, whereas if it was 1.6095 dollars, down from 1.6228 of dollars during the same period.
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