The FTSE 100 Index Closes 1.03% Higher
The FTSE 100 Index gained 110 points or 1.03 percent on Thursday to close at 10835 points. Gains were led by Experian (5.14%), The Sage Group (4.85%) and BT (4.21%).
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The FTSE 100 Index gained 110 points or 1.03 percent on Thursday to close at 10835 points. Gains were led by Experian (5.14%), The Sage Group (4.85%) and BT (4.21%).
The FTSE 100 Index went up by 49 points or 0.46 percent on Tuesday to close at 10547 points. The rise was led by Whitbread (4.33%), Weir (3.49%) and Informa (2.76%). On the downside, the weakerst performers were BAE Systems (-4.03%), Melrose (-2.17%) and Rolls-Royce (-2.16%).
The FTSE 100 Index rose 23 points or 0.22 percent on Monday to close at 10485 points. Leading the gains are Ithaca Energy (2.79%), Standard Chartered (2.76%) and Anglo American (2.03%). Top losers were 3i (-6.03%), IG Group Holdings (-3.43%) and Barratt Redrow (-2.77%).
The FTSE 100 Index gained 15 points or 0.14 percent on Friday to close at 10695 points. Gains were led by Computacenter (3.72%), Standard Chartered (2.33%) and Smiths (2.03%). Biggest losers were BP (-2.22%), Bunzl (-1.86%) and Imperial Brands (-1.64%).
The FTSE 100 Index rose 60 points, or 0.56%, on Friday to close at 10,809, led by JD Sports Fashion, Antofagasta and Endeavour.