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Footsie closes above 10,000 as defence stocks take off after Trump's Venezuela attack

Daily Mail 1 min read 2 months ago

With Trump issuing threats against Greenland, Colombia and Mexico in the wake of the capture of Nicolas Maduro, the FTSE 100 climbed - and has risen again today.
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