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London stocks looked set to nudge a touch lower at the open as investors digested an expected rate hike from the Federal Reserve and looked ahead to the latest rate announcement from the Bank of England.
Wall Street ended the session on a mixed note as the US central bank to a large degree stuck to its plans to continue tightening policy, including an announcement that it would begin to shrink its balance year in 2017, which served to flatten the yield curve further.
