Leading shares are edging lower again as a fall in technology stocks has outweighed a rise in the miners. The FTSE 100 has dipped 1.86 points to 5146.42 ahead of a host of UK economic data due later. With copper climbing 1.4% on firmer Chinese equities and a fall in the dollar, seven of the top ten risers are mining companies. Vedanta Resources is up 56p to £22.84 while Rio Tinto has risen 66.5p to £31.15. And BP is 4.4p better at 392.25p after the company was allowed to keep its cap on the...
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