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According to the Daily Mail, share price movements are becoming increasingly volatile and this trend is likely to continue over the coming weeks.
On Wednesday, the FTSE 100 lost around 202.8 points in the final hour of trading, a decline of nearly five per cent.
Alan Capper, asset manager from Liverpool Victoria, believes that this is mainly due to fear among investors as well as bad trading conditions.
"Unless traders want to remain awake all night, they have little choice but to shut down any remaining open positions they have in the market," he furthered.
Shares on the London Stock Market dropped to below 4,000 which meant it was down by 113.60 points to 3892.08 on Wednesday.
Earlier this week it was reported by Reuters that the Euro fell by 0.3 per cent against the dollar in Fx trading this week.
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