Britain's top shares closed 2.2 percent higher on Tuesday led by strength in banks and commodity shares but finished below a four-month peak hit early on as Wall Street ran into some profit-taking. At the close the FTSE 100 was 93.72 points firmer at 4,336.94, catching up with gains made by its continental European and US peers in the previous session when London was closed for a public holiday.
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