Market participants navigated a volatile week defined by central bank policy shifts and persistent regional conflicts. While Friday’s session saw the blue-chip index pull back, the momentum generated throughout the month proved resilient enough to offset the day's losses. The midcap FTSE 250 followed a similar trajectory, dropping 0.4% during the final session, though it successfully logged a third consecutive week of growth.
FTSE 100 Posts Best Monthly Performance Since February
The FTSE 100 retreated from record highs on Friday, settling at 10,868.05 points after a 0.3% decline. Despite the late-week cooling, the index secured its most significant monthly advance since February, fueled by strong corporate earnings and a recovery in the energy sector amid ongoing geopolitical instability in the Middle East.




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