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Canary Global risk status

FTSE 100

Normal · Markets

Assessed by an AI model against this signal's rubric. Describes conditions; not a forecast or advice.

NormalStable10,730, -1.7% from high

FTSE 100 within 2% of its high, supported by energy and mining shares

Why it's at this level

The FTSE 100 last closed on 30 Oct at 10,730, about 1.7% below its 52-week high. Its heavy weighting to oil, gas and mining companies has cushioned it from the energy shock. London markets reopen on 2 Nov, ahead of the Bank of England decision on 5 Nov.

What this means for you

The index's resilience reflects its global, commodity-heavy make-up rather than the domestic UK economy, which faces higher energy bills and rising rates.

Why it matters

The UK's main index — a gauge of UK-listed multinationals, pensions and sterling-area sentiment.

What moves it

Commodity prices, sterling, global risk appetite, UK policy and banking sector news.

MarketsChecked every runChecked 1 Nov, 11:52 UK. At this level since 31 Oct, 11:26.

Status at each of the last 8 checks

How it's rated

Alert
Drawdown > 12%, or a single-day fall > 4%.
Watch
Drawdown 5–12%, or a single-day fall > 2.5% this week.
Normal
Drawdown from 52-week high < 5% and no single-day fall > 2.5% this week.

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