Will the FTSE 100 close higher on Tuesday 12th December than it did on Monday 11th December?
The market closes at 16:30 UK time when trading stops on the FTSE.
The official source of truth is the official FTSE 100 page but this is delayed by around 15 minutes so many traders use Google to track up to the minute prices, either by Googling "FTSE 100" or at this page. Note this is not guaranteed to be perfectly up to date - the numbers occasionally stall entirely and quite often shift very slightly after the market has closed. These movements aren't usually significant but can make the difference between an up day and a down day if the margin is close enough!
Some longer term FTSE 100 markets:
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The official site confirms that the FTSE 100 ended the day very marginally down (just 0.028%):
https://www.londonstockexchange.com/indices/ftse-100
So this resolves to a shock NO resolution!
7 minutes too long for us 3 NO holders ; unless FTSE Official updates in our favor (it has happened before!)
@Haws I updated the pic lol, super bait for either side whichever way it goes. This will be "wait for official FTSE site reporting" for sure.
@SirCryptomind Google is currently reporting a drop of 0.028%...
We'll find out where it settles within about ten minutes!
@SimonGrayson If Google has the # right and not the right chart vs Official FTSE site, that would be the first time in a while lol