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FTSE 100 opens flat in quiet Friday trading FTSE 100 calm as talks on UK future in Europe conclude
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(Open): The FTSE 100 began Friday little changed, despite falls in Asia and New York overnight. (Noon): Share and currency markets were calm on Friday as the Prime Minister concludes his talks about the UK's future in Europe.
The FTSE 100 was down 10 points at 5,961.91, just under 0.2%. The FTSE 100 was down 37.5 points at 5,934.43, 0.6%.
Standard Chartered shares were the biggest riser, gaining almost 2% after its results. Standard Chartered shares turned from being biggest riser to lose 2% after its results.
Anglo American regained some ground from Thursday, rising 2%. Tullow Oil was up 3% after falling sharply the previous session following an update on its Ghanian activities. Tullow Oil slipped back from a 3% gain to a fall of 4% after falling sharply the previous session following an update on its Ghanian activities.
The oil producer had revealed that there could be an issue with a storage vessel at its flagship Jubilee field in Ghana.The oil producer had revealed that there could be an issue with a storage vessel at its flagship Jubilee field in Ghana.
On the currency markets, the pound was up down 0.13% against the dollar at $1.432, while against the euro, it was down 0.36% higher at €1.2862. RBS was down 3% and among the biggest fallers.
News of public sector finances, which showed the highest repayment for January since 2008 failed to support sterling.
On the currency markets, the pound was down 0.41% against the dollar at $1.428, while against the euro, it was down 0.31% at €1.2869.