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Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as coronavirus lockdown easing measures push equity markets higher

With the FTSE 100 trading at around 6,107 points, the blue chip index is nearing a one-month high. However, we’re still a long way off before we get anywhere close to pre-Covid levels:.

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