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(Close): The market closed up on Tuesday as worries over the debt situation in Dubai continued to ease.

The FTSE 100 rose 121.49 points, or 2.3%, to 5312.17 points.

Mining groups were the biggest gainers with Fresnillo up by 7.5% to 906.00p followed by Xstrata, which rose 6.3% to 1136.00p

The losers were led by Lloyds banking group, which fell 1.8% to 54.14p, and TUI Travel which dropped 1.1% to finish at 243.30p.



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MARKET DATA - 03:48 UK

FTSE 100
5312.17up
 121.49 2.34%
Dax
5776.61up
 150.66 2.68%
Cac 40
3775.74up
 95.59 2.60%
Dow Jones
10471.58up
 126.74 1.23%
Nasdaq
2175.81up
 31.21 1.46%
Data delayed by at least 15 minutes
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FTSE 100 15 min delay
FTSE 100 intraday chart
value
change
%
5312.17
121.49
 up
2.34
Top winner and loser
Fresnillo
906.00p
63.00
 up
7.47
Lloyds Banking Group
54.14p
1.01
 down
1.83

FTSE Techmark 15 min delay
FTSE Techmark intraday chart
value
change
%
1641.45
29.21
 up
1.81

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