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FTSE 100 falls as mining shares go into reverse FTSE 100 extends Monday's gains
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(Noon): London shares edged lower with mining shares shedding some of the gains seen in the previous session. (Close): London shares edged higher on Tuesday, extending the strong gains seen in the previous trading session.
After surging 2.8% on Monday, the FTSE 100 index was down 3.6 points, or 0.06%, to 6,295.32 by lunchtime. After surging 2.8% on Monday, the FTSE 100 index closed up 27.2 points, or 0.43%, at 6,326.2.
Glencore shares continued their recent pattern of big price swings by falling 3.4% to 111.10p. A rally in commodity prices helped mining and energy companies, with Anglo American closing up 4.3%, having earlier been among the biggest fallers.
Shares in the mining giant had jumped 21% on Monday following reports that it was to sell its agricultural assets in order to cut debts. Glencore shares continued their recent pattern of big price swings by rising 2.5%.
Other mining shares were also lower, with Anglo American down 1.4% and Antofagasta falling 1.6%. It added to the 21% that the mining giant had jumped on Monday following reports that it was to sell its agricultural assets in order to cut debts.
Shares in bid target SABMiller dropped 2.9% after its second-quarter trading update, amid reports that it had rejected a takeover approach from rival AB InBev. Shares in bid target SABMiller dropped 3.8% after its second-quarter trading update, amid reports that it was likely to rejected a formal takeover approach from rival AB InBev.
SABMiller reported a rise in sales volumes, thanks to growth in Latin America and Africa.SABMiller reported a rise in sales volumes, thanks to growth in Latin America and Africa.
However, reported revenues fell by 9% due to the depreciation of emerging market currencies against the US dollar.However, reported revenues fell by 9% due to the depreciation of emerging market currencies against the US dollar.
In the FTSE 250, Greggs shares rose 6.6% after the bakery chain reported a 4.9% rise in like-for-like sales for the July-to-September period. In the FTSE 250, Greggs shares rose 7.6% after the bakery chain reported a 4.9% rise in like-for-like sales for the July-to-September period.
On the currency markets, the pound edged up 0.15% against the dollar to $1.5170 but slipped 0.15% against the euro to €1.3519. On the currency markets, the pound edged up 0.50% against the dollar to $1.5221 but slipped 0.17% against the euro to €1.3516.