LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top share index rose in early deals with miners led up by metal prices and UK banks rallying as Citigroup kept its bullish stance on the sector, while the expectations of a Greek debt deal lingered in the background. London's blue chip index rose 12.37, or 0.2 percent to 5,902.36 by 0932 GMT, pushing ahead after consolidating recent gains over the previous two ...

Britain's top share index rose in early deals with miners led up by metal prices and UK banks rallying as Citigroup kept its bullish stance on the sector, while the expectations of a Greek debt deal lingered in the background.

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