Instead, the FTSE 100 caught the global mood of caution coming from the US and was down around 30 points to 7,641 in midmorning trading. The FTSE 100’s weakness was driven by banks and miners, with the biggest faller being Anglo American (AAL). Bank of England Governor Mark Carney is due …
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