LSE Suffers Despite Strong September Trading on UK Order Book

London Stock Exchange Group (LSE) has suffered a near 23% decline in its stock price in just five days since reporting a 24% surge in equity value traded on the exchange’s UK order book during September at £193.7 billion (€245.1bn). The 19.6 million of trades for the month was up 76% over the same month in 2007.

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