US tariff war hurting trade with China; Beijing 'confident' of hitting growth targets - business live

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news Marks & Spencer are leading the FTSE 100 fallers this morning, as it reels from the damage caused by a cyber attack. Shares in M&S are down 2.3% this morning at 376p, as traders digest the ongoing disruption at the company. Marks and Spencer's recent run of success has been partly down to how it been so efficient at managing its multi-channel operations with click and collect services particularly popular. It's been reducing its store fo...