NEWS - ECONOMICS / MARKETS
Markets on both sides of the Atlantic have continued on their downward trajectory amid fears about the economic recovery.
On Wall Street, the Dow Jones slipped 0.43% to 9,997.69 in early trading after the Commerce Department revealed demand for American manufactured durable goods increased by just 0.3% in July, well below expectations.
Meanwhile the FTSE is also in the red and is now 1.03% down at 5,102.94.
Oil companies have been among the big losers, with Tullow Oil seeing its share price fall 7.56% to 1199p, despite earlier revealing a 152% increase in pre-tax profits in H1.
However, Admiral has seen its share price rise 3.05% to 1518p in the wake of record H1 pre-tax profits of almost £127m and a 22% increase in premiums.
The DAX is also down 0.73% to 5,891.84 while the CAC has decreased by 1.37% to 35.71.
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