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London shares buoyed by Wall Street London shares buoyed by Wall Street
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(Close): London's benchmark index continued to move higher on Friday, following Thursday's 2% jump.(Close): London's benchmark index continued to move higher on Friday, following Thursday's 2% jump.
The FTSE 100 closed up 1.2%, or 79 points at 6,545.27, with Europe's other main stock markets also rising.The FTSE 100 closed up 1.2%, or 79 points at 6,545.27, with Europe's other main stock markets also rising.
Tesco shares were amongst the biggest gainers, up by 5%, boosted by a positive analyst note.Tesco shares were amongst the biggest gainers, up by 5%, boosted by a positive analyst note.
John Wood, the energy services group, dropped 1%, despite former boss Ian Wood saying fears of a collapse in North Sea oil industry were overdone.John Wood, the energy services group, dropped 1%, despite former boss Ian Wood saying fears of a collapse in North Sea oil industry were overdone.
The price of oil was up 1.3% for Brent at $60.58.The price of oil was up 1.3% for Brent at $60.58.
Still in the energy sector, Tullow Oil shares were up nearly 7%, reversing an earlier fall of almost 2%.Still in the energy sector, Tullow Oil shares were up nearly 7%, reversing an earlier fall of almost 2%.
Global markets have pulled out of their recent slump after the US Federal Reserve reassured that it will take a patient approach to raising interest rates.Global markets have pulled out of their recent slump after the US Federal Reserve reassured that it will take a patient approach to raising interest rates.
On Thursday that pushed the Dow Jones up by 2.4%, its biggest one-day surge in three years.On Thursday that pushed the Dow Jones up by 2.4%, its biggest one-day surge in three years.
For the week, the FTSE 100 closed up 3.9%, adding £62bn in value to London's top 100 listed firms. However, it still did not recover from last week's slump, when it saw its worst week in three years.For the week, the FTSE 100 closed up 3.9%, adding £62bn in value to London's top 100 listed firms. However, it still did not recover from last week's slump, when it saw its worst week in three years.