FTSE 100 Dips 0.24% Amid 0.53 Advance-Decline Ratio; British American Tobacco Shines
The FTSE 100 index fell by 0.24% today, continuing a downward trend with a 2.38% decline over the past week, despite a monthly gain of 3.43%. British American Tobacco led large-cap stocks with a 2.14% increase, while Informa Plc dropped 3.08%. In mid-caps, WPP Plc surged 11.03%, contrasting with Burberry's 6.62% decline. Small-cap PPHE Hotel Group gained 8.26%, while Stelrad Group fell 14.45%. The overall market showed weakness, with a decline ratio of 0.53, as investors await upcoming earnings reports from key companies.
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