What is FTSE 100
The FTSE 100 tracks the 100 largest companies listed in London. It is the headline measure of the UK stock market.
Many of its members are large, global businesses that earn much of their money abroad, so the index is sensitive to the pound: a weaker pound can actually lift it.
The FTSE 100 leans toward energy, mining, banking and consumer names, giving it a different flavour from tech-heavy US indices.
- Region
- United Kingdom
- Tracks
- 100 largest London-listed firms
- Weighting
- Market-cap
- Hours
- London session, Mon-Fri
- Type
- Equity index
Live price and key figures
A real-time read on where the market is trading.
Live market data, shown for information only. Not investment advice.
What moves FTSE 100
The pound
A weaker pound can lift the many members that earn abroad.
Energy and mining
Commodity prices matter given the index’s big resource names.
Interest rates
Bank of England policy and global rates move the market.
Global growth
Its international members track the world economy.
How to trade it on Chasse
You never place an order. Deploy a Chasse strategy and it trades this market for you, automatically, with a stop-loss and take-profit on every position. Which strategies you can run depends on your tier.
Live market data. Chasse is currently a simulated demo; trading results shown elsewhere are illustrative and not guaranteed.
FTSE 100, answered
What is the FTSE 100?
An index of the 100 largest companies listed in London, the headline gauge of the UK market.
What moves the FTSE 100?
The pound, commodity prices, interest rates, and global growth.
Can I trade the FTSE 100 on Chasse?
Yes, the FTSE 100 is among the indices our strategies trade automatically. Chasse is currently a simulated demo.
When does it trade?
It follows the London session, roughly 8:00 to 16:30 UK time on weekdays.
How much do I need to start?
From $100. Indices sit alongside the other markets our strategies trade across the tiers.