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London stocks stayed below the waterline on Friday afternoon to close in the red, giving back the previous session’s gains as investors mulled over the latest reading on the UK services sector.
London stocks closed higher on Thursday, on hopes of a potential coronavirus vaccine, and as investors digested a better-than-expected non-farm payrolls report out of the United States.
London’s benchmark closed just below the waterline after a choppy session on Wednesday, amid ongoing concerns about the coronavirus pandemic - particularly in the United States - and as investors eyed the latest readings on the UK's housing and manufacturing sectors.
