FTSE 100 up 0.33% at 10,786.78 in midday trading
Published on 11/11/2026 at 13:28 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSEnergy And Mining Lead Gains
- The FTSE 100 stood at 10,786.78 points at 11:41 GMT on Wednesday, November 11.
- Rising oil and gold prices supported energy and mining shares, according to Reuters.
- The index was 35.19 points, or 0.33%, above Tuesday's closing level of 10,751.59.
The FTSE 100 was trading at 10,786.78 points at 11:41 GMT on Wednesday, November 11, equivalent to 12:41 p.m. in London and 13:41 in Berlin. The index was up 0.33% against the previous session's close, leaving London's blue-chip benchmark higher during the ongoing session rather than at a confirmed closing level.
Commodity shares support the index
Reuters reported that rising oil and gold prices lifted energy and mining shares. Those sectors are important components of the FTSE 100, so their performance provided support for the broader index during the London session.
Investors assess policy outlook
Market participants were also weighing fresh economic forecasts and the outlook for Bank of England interest rates, Reuters said. The policy assessment remained a parallel focus to the commodity move, particularly as investors considered how the economic outlook could influence the path of UK interest rates.
Gain measured from Tuesday's close
The FTSE 100 finished Tuesday, November 10, at 10,751.59 points. That closing level was reported by Reuters. The Wednesday reading was therefore 35.19 points higher, or 0.33% based on the comparison with that last completed London trading session. The figure describes the intraday position at the stated time and should not be read as the day's final result.
Further coverage of the index is available on the FTSE 100 topic page.
