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Households Goods and Home Construction shares bounced to the top of the leaderboard at the start of the week, following a report at the weekend that the bill to remedy unsafe cladding on buildings between 11-18m high could be less than £1bn and not the £4bn claimed by the government.
European shares pushed higher at the start of the week on hopes that talks to end the war in Ukraine would make progress, despite repeated Russian shelling of several cities in the besieged country.
