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Basic resources was the worst-hit sector, down 1.7% on weakness in most metals. Construction and material, financial services and technology also lost over 1% each.
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The European Central Bank may well start to look at cutting interest rates as inflation slows convincingly and its focus turns to avoiding a recession, according to Michael Field, European market...
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