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Mining shares are helping to push leading shares higher after strong Chinese manufacturing figures for August.

But the manufacturing figures for each of the first three months of 2011 were higher than in any previous month since 1973.

Eurozone manufacturing figures for March were also poor, as problems in troubled states, such as Greece and Spain, infected the likes of France and Germany.

Mining shares are also under pressure, after weaker than expected Chinese manufacturing figures for June renewing concerns about the outlook for the world's second largest economy.

Her first day of the job started as treasury secretary Jack Lew warned "time is short" to solve the US's latest budget battle, with a new deal supposed to be agreed before February 7. Lew's comment's followed disappointing manufacturing figures for January which combined to knock over 326 points off the Dow Jones Industrial Average by the end of the day.

The tone for the day was set overnight, with manufacturing figures out of China confirming that the Chinese economy is cooling (if any doubt still lingered) as HSBC's figures are showing contraction for the third month in a row.

Commenting on the latest Office for National Statistics ONSS) manufacturing figures, Lee Hopley. of the EEF manufacturers' organisation, said: "Output gains in electrical equipment and transport sectors weren't enough to offset bigger contractions in pharmaceuticals and metals.

Manufacturing figures, meanwhile, showed activity shrinking for the seventh consecutive month.

A host of global manufacturing figures have provided little impetus for investors to continue buying after two days of gains for the FTSE 100, with the index down 18.92 points at 5375.61.

They include employment and manufacturing figures, house prices, inflation and predictions for growth, which the government has to consider as it outlines tax and spending plans for the next 12 months.

Tomorrow come the much watched US non-farm payroll numbers, with a rise of around 175,000 expected for January following positive manufacturing figures and weekly jobless claims today.