FTSE 100 nears end of losing streak

The British FTSE 100 index declined after six consecutive sessions of losses, supported by shares of mining companies, AstraZeneca, and Rolls-Royce, ahead of the release of British inflation data this week. The index rose by 0.1% to 10,757.91 points, with mining stocks climbing as much as 1.9%. AstraZeneca shares increased by 0.9%, and Rolls-Royce by 1.8%. Investors are awaiting labor market and inflation data to monitor the Bank of England’s monetary policy direction, while the dollar’s decline reflects concerns over weak U.S. data and expectations of no imminent interest rate hikes.

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