FTSE 100
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The FTSE 100 is a British stock market index tracking the performance of the largest companies listed on the London Stock Exchange. It has shown fluctuating movements in recent trading sessions, with gains and losses reported across different days, influenced by factors such as geopolitical tensions, commodity prices, and central bank decisions. The index is frequently referenced alongside other European benchmarks like DAX, CAC 40, and Stoxx Europe 600 during market analysis.
Recent coverage
- European stock markets mostly fell on Monday — Интерфакс
- European stock indices fell on Friday, except for the British FTSE 100 — Интерфакс
- European stock indices did not show unified dynamics — Интерфакс
- European stock markets mostly fell on Wednesday, but the composite index rose — Интерфакс
- European stock markets closed in the positive on Tuesday amid US inflation data — Интерфакс
- European stock markets rose, except for the Spanish IBEX 35 — Интерфакс
- European stock markets rose on Thursday except for the UK — Интерфакс
- European stock indices fell by 1.2-2.7% on Wednesday — Интерфакс
- European stock markets mostly declined, DAX and FTSE MIB set new highs — Интерфакс
- European stock markets rose on Friday — Интерфакс
- European stock markets rose on Thursday, Stoxx Europe 600 set new record — Интерфакс
- European stock markets closed in decline, except for Germany — Интерфакс
- European stock markets closed in the positive on Tuesday — Интерфакс
- Stoxx 600 rises weakly, European stock indices down 0.2% on Monday — Интерфакс
- European stock markets closed in the red — Интерфакс
- European stocks rose actively on Thursday — Интерфакс
- European stock markets closed Wednesday without a single trend — Интерфакс
- European stock markets closed Tuesday in the red — Интерфакс
- European stock markets showed no unified trend on Monday — Интерфакс
- European stock indices fell on Friday, with FTSE MIB being the exception — Интерфакс