By Elliot Gulliver-Needham FTSE 100 stocks started the week with a surge, rising one per cent in the three hours after the opening bell, as the market holds its breath on whether the Bank of England will cut interest rates later this week. After the record performance of the FTSE 100 in May, where the index hit an all-time high, strong performance on Thursday, Friday, and today has left analysts hopeful that London’s main market could recreate the success of earlier in the year. Having already risen 3.4 per cent in the last three days, a one per cent rise would send the FTSE 100 to a new recor…