FTSE lower as poor US data offsets upbeat results
14th Nov 2006, 20:55 GMT
LONDON (Reuters) - FTSE 100 index closed a shade lower on Tuesday as positive corporate results and a bounce in oil and gas producers was offset by sluggish economic data from the United States.
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