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Market update: Footsie shoots past its all-time high, shrugging off trade worries

Susannah Streeter The FTSE 100 has hit a new intraday high of 8965 It follows a strong session on Wall Street, where the Nasdaq hit an all-time high. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also closed up 0.5%. Susannah Streeter, head of money and markets, Hargreaves Lansdown: ‘’The Footsie is footloose, shrugging off trade worries to dance to an all-time high. Even a fresh volley of tariff letters from President Trump has failed to knock investors …
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The FTSE 100, the London Stock Exchange's main index, climbed to a new record high on Thursday morning shortly after opening, driven by overall market optimism over EU-US trade talks and concerns over copper boosting its mining stocks.

Things like this don't happen very often. Europe's second-oldest stock exchange is seeing such demand for shares that its main index has skyrocketed. The FTSE 100 set a record high on Thursday. Brexit may have been a problem for the British economy, but the stock market shows it has already dealt with it. Donald Trump's tariffs and the resulting gains in metals mining companies have helped fuel recent gains. The stock market is starting to take …

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Market update: Footsie shoots past its all-time high, shrugging off trade worries

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