In a statement on Friday, the Development Budget Coordination Committee (DBCC) said it narrowed the gross domestic product (GDP) growth target for next year to 6.5%-7.5% from the previous range of 6.5%-8%.
The FTSE 100 ended Monday down 0.22%, as a weaker commodities sector weighed on the index. Weakness in basic resources and energy acted as the main drag on the FTSE 100, though there also appears.
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