Markets

FTSE 100

index
FTSE· LSE· Index

10,656.31

+0.01 (+0.00%)

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Technical Analysis

Short-Term Outlook

Bullish

3 bull · 1 bear · 1 neutral

Medium-Term Outlook

Bullish

3 bull · 1 bear · 0 neutral

Moving Average (50d)
Bearish
10,720.53

Price below 50-day MA

Moving Average (200d)
Bullish
10,479.72

Price above 200-day MA

EMA (12d)
Bullish
10,579.01

Price above 12-day EMA

EMA (26d)
Bullish
10,623.08

Price above 26-day EMA

RSI (14)
Neutral
51.8

Neutral momentum zone

MACD
Bullish
-44.07

MACD above signal line

Stochastic Oscillator
Bullish
71.7%

%K above %D

Bollinger Bands
Bearish
10615.40

Price near upper band — potential reversal

Standard Deviation
Neutral
108.39

Volatility measure — informational only

Volume Indicators

On Balance Volume (OBV)

26 May24 Jun23 Jul21 Aug22 Sept09.5B19.0B38.0B

Volume Accumulation Distribution (VAD)

26 May24 Jun23 Jul21 Aug22 Sept06.5B13.0B26.0B

Market Statistics

Day Change

+0.01

Exchange

LSE

Sector

Index

Learn about FTSE 100

What is FTSE 100?

The FTSE 100 is a stock market index that tracks the performance of the 100 largest companies listed on the London Stock Exchange by market capitalization. It acts as a barometer for the health of the UK economy, representing a wide variety of sectors like banking, energy, and retail. The index is weighted by market size, meaning larger companies have a greater influence on its overall price movements.

Is FTSE 100 a good investment?

Investing in the FTSE 100 offers broad diversification across major blue-chip companies and often provides regular dividend income, though it can be sensitive to global economic trends and currency fluctuations. While it is a common choice for long-term growth, performance is not guaranteed and depends on market conditions. Please note that this information is for educational purposes and does not constitute financial advice.

How do you invest in FTSE 100?

You cannot buy the index directly, so most investors gain exposure by purchasing an index tracker fund, such as an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) or a traditional index fund, through an online brokerage platform. These funds aim to replicate the performance of the FTSE 100 by holding the same shares in the same proportions. Always compare platform fees and fund management charges before opening an account.

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2 months ago

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Point & Figure Analysis

OHLC

O: 10,656
H: 10,762
L: 10,642
C: 10,650
V: 0

Signals

as of 13 Oct 2026
TrendConsolidation
RelativeBull ▲
Strength
Last Climax (BUY)(27 Feb 2026)
Last KDR (BOUNCE)(29 Jul 2026)
Last POS (REVERSAL)(01 Oct 2026)

Targets

No active targets — trend is consolidating.

About

The Financial Times Stock Exchange 100 Index is a share index of the 100 companies listed on the London Stock Exchange with the highest market capitalisation.

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