The FTSE 100 bounced off a two-month low on Thursday but Smith & Nephew missed out on the rally.
Shares in the orthopaedic device maker slid 1.5 per cent to 443¼p after a profit warning from Exactech, a small US peer.
By Bryce Elder and Neil Hume
Published: July 9 2009 08:42 | Last updated: July 9 2009 20:44
The FTSE 100 bounced off a two-month low on Thursday but Smith & Nephew missed out on the rally.
Shares in the orthopaedic device maker slid 1.5 per cent to 443¼p after a profit warning from Exactech, a small US peer.