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FTSE 100 Live: Sharp fall expected ahead of BoE call, after Fed sends bonds higher
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The FTSE 100 finished the day down 11 points at 10,897 after earlier in the session hitting a record intraday high.
"At the headline level, energy prices led the bulk of the drag, as we had forecast."
Energy prices have spiked, reigniting concerns over a more lasting impact on inflation."
"The Committee judges that it is appropriate to maintain Bank Rate at this meeting.
Order intake increased to £16.4 billion from £13.2 billion, leaving BAE with a record backlog of £84 billion.