Index
Latest delayed quote: 10,902.60, +0.36% versus the previous close (checked at 19:50 UTC on Nov 14, 2026).
Last close: 10,673.90 on Nov 6, 2026.
52-week closing range: 9,507.40 to 10,910.60. The last close sits 83% of the way from the low to the high.
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Recent 3-month volatility is within its usual range compared with its own history since 2021 (36th percentile).
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Unlock with your free analysisDown 1.42% on the day. Volume was 1.89 times the 20-day average. The move was 4.0 times its typical volatility.
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$FTSE a new 24-session high, third straight session up, though +0.4% is about as flat as a move gets, nothing that stands out for an index. Yields are rising and the VIX too, not exactly a calm backdrop. Three sessions in a row into a recent high makes me wonder if it's gotten a…
Read the full discussion$FTSE +1.02% today, just 0.9% off the recent highs. calm climate around, yields steady. i'd expect it to hold into tomorrow's cpi
odd one, ftse sits near 1.9% from its recent high yet drops -1.01% today while the us 10-year climbs 0.46%: watching if that's just profit-taking. anyone still see it near highs next week?
