MKTS/GLOB "The market is in no-man's land," said Graham Secker, chief European equity strategist at Morgan Stanley. By Sagarika Jaisinghani May 20 (Reuters) - The UK's FTSE 100 retreated on Wednesday as data showed inflation fell to its lowest since August 2016 in the latest economic blow from the coronavirus outbreak, with investors also digesting another mixed bag of quarterly earnings reports. The FTSE 100 has now recovered about 22% from its March lows as governments and central banks launched historic stimulus measures to aid businesses and families impacted by a near standstill in activity due to the pandemic.