The FTSE 100 is reversing some of yesterday's strong gains in early trading this morning, shedding...
The FTSE 100 is reversing some of yesterday's strong gains in early trading this morning, shedding 13.07 points, or 0.31%, to 4230.64. The banking sector's spike yesterday saw Barclays climb to its highest level since early October, but this morning the bank is down 2.49% to 274.50p. Insurers are also struggling early, with Old Mutual slipping 1.9% to 67p and Standard Life down 1.94% to 186.60p. However, Royal Bank of Scotland Group has added 4.78% to 43.80p, continuing its rally from yesterday when it sold a 50% stake in its Spanish insurer and gained nearly 14% on its share price. ...
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