J Sainsbury was the sharpest faller on a day of unprecedented volatility for the London market.
The supermarket group tumbled 14.9 per cent to 267¾p on uncertainty about the fire sale of a 10 per cent stake previously owned by Robert Tchenguiz.
By Bryce Elder and Neil Hume
Published: October 8 2008 08:41 | Last updated: October 8 2008 22:22
J Sainsbury was the sharpest faller on a day of unprecedented volatility for the London market.
The supermarket group tumbled 14.9 per cent to 267¾p on uncertainty about the fire sale of a 10 per cent stake previously owned by Robert Tchenguiz.