FTSE 100 higher, BoE decision and sterling
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The FTSE 100 finished at 10,729.78, above 10,690.36 the Friday before, a gain of 39.42 points or 0.37%. It traded between 10,643.25 and 10,778.72 and ended the week above its 50-day average at 10,704.01 📈
Cable rose 0.12% on the week. That firmer pound matters because it can trim the value of overseas earnings when translated back into sterling, leaving the FTSE’s advance looking resilient but not effortless.
The coming week is led by the Bank of England’s decision and Monetary Policy Report on Thursday, 5 November, plus several UK company updates. Friday, 6 November brings the US Employment Situation report for October, which could shift rates, yields and London sentiment.
What remains unresolved is whether the FTSE can hold above 10,704.01 and turn this week’s modest rise into a cleaner break, or whether Thursday’s Bank of England message and Friday’s US jobs data alter the picture. The Money Mosaic examines whether the FTSE’s range can give way, how sterling may react, and which policy signal matters most.
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