Renewed worries about the global economy dragged Britain's top share index to its lowest close in nearly three months on Thursday, with commodity stocks falling sharply and drugmaker AstraZeneca dipping on weak results. The FTSE 100 ended down 1.4 percent, or 71.73 points, at 5,145.74, its lowest close since November 6, after the index finished down 1.1 percent on Wednesday in a volatile session.


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