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London stocks finished lower on Friday, albeit off their worst levels of the session, following the release of weak Chinese data and after Theresa May returned home from her EU charm offensive empty-handed.
Ormonde Mining’s shares jumped on Friday as it told investors that development schedule at its 30% owned Barruecopardo tungsten mine has progressed in line with previous guidance.
China confirmed on Friday that it will suspend the additional 25% tariffs on US imported cars as of 1 January in the latest move to reduce trade tensions between the countries.
