The London Stock Exchange rose 0.76%, driven by inflation in the United States.

London, December 13 (EFE). – The London Stock Exchange ended the session this Tuesday, up 0.76%, driven by the decline in the inflation rate in the United States in November.

The FTSE-100 index, the main index in the British capital, advanced 56.92 points, to 7,502.89 integers, while the secondary FTSE-250 index rose 1.42%, 266.85 points, to 19,086.29 integers.

At the close of the stock exchange, the pound sterling rose 0.01% against the euro, to reach 1.1638 euros, and rose 0.85% against the US dollar, to reach 1.2373 dollars.

In London parquet, Financial Intermediate Capital Group led the gains, rising 5.65%, while distribution company Ocado Group rose 4.57%, mining company Antofagasta 4.07%, industrial equipment leasing company Ashtead Group 3.82%, and insurance company Prudential 3.68. %.

On the other hand, the car company Rolls Royce Holdings led the losses, as it fell by 2.40%, the tobacco company Imperial Brands Group fell by 1.99%, the energy company Centrica 1.84%, the tobacco company British American Tobacco also 1.66% and the publisher Pearson 1.49%. EFE

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