The stock market staged a spectacular "freaky Friday" comeback today to end the most tumultuous week in the City for 80 years.
Shares gained more than £92 billion in value as the "rocket-fuelled" recovery propelled the FTSE-100 to its biggest one-day rise. By lunchtime, the blue chip index was up 389.3 points at 5269.3, a surge of eight per cent, breaking the previous 7.9 per cent record dating back to October 1987 in the aftermath of Black Monday.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Thank God it's Friday
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