FTSE gives up gains after Russia convoy attack to end flat
By Francesco Canepa and Lionel Laurent LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top equity index ended the day flat on Friday, erasing earlier gains after news broke of a Ukrainian attack on a Russian convoy, although it held up better than other European share markets. Major European indexes had traded in positive territory for most of Friday on expectations for continued ultra-loose monetary policy after disappointing U.S. and euro zone data. The FTSE 100 closed flat at 6,689.08 points. "The out
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