FTSE 100 News 17 November 2025 - 24 November 2025

London Stock Exchange Group plc (LON: LSEG) ended Friday’s session sharply higher, defying a weak broader market as investors reacted to another “Transaction in Own Shares” announcement under the group’s ongoing £1 billion buyback programme. Mondo Visione+1 Below is a detailed look at today’s LSEG share price move, the fresh buyback news released on 21 November 2025, and the wider market context driving sentiment. LSEG share price today: snapshot for 21 November 2025 As of the close on Friday, 21 November 2025, London Stock Exchange Group shares traded around: On fundamental metrics, data from UK brokers shows: Hargreaves Lansdown Despite today’s

HSBC Holdings Plc’s London-listed shares (ticker: HSBA) traded lower on 21 November 2025, as renewed worries about an AI-driven market bubble hit financial stocks and pushed the FTSE 100 towards its worst week since April.TradingView+1 HSBC share price snapshot (UK) on 21 November 2025 As of late-morning trading in London (data delayed about 20 minutes), the HSBC Holdings Plc share price stood at around 1,036p on the London Stock Exchange, down roughly 0.8% on the day.FT Markets Key intraday metrics for HSBA on 21 November 2025: Over the past year, HSBA remains a strong performer despite this week’s pull-back: Taken together, today’s move leaves HSBC still well above its spring lows, but roughly 8%

RELX PLC’s London-listed shares (ticker: LON: REL) finished Thursday, 20 November 2025 modestly higher, participating in a broader rebound across UK equities after several choppy sessions. At the close, RELX traded around 3,030p, with Hargreaves Lansdown quoting a bid of 3,028p and offer of 3,030p, up about 13p (+0.43%) versus Wednesday’s 3,016p close.Hargreaves Lansdown+1 This puts the information and analytics group slightly behind — but broadly in line with — the FTSE 100, which rose roughly 0.5–0.6% on the day to around 9,560 points.FT Markets+2Investing.com+2 RELX PLC (LON: REL) share price snapshot – 20 November 2025 Based on delayed London Stock Exchange and data-aggregator feeds, here is what today’s session looked

The London stock market staged a broad-based rebound on Thursday, 20 November 2025, as the FTSE 100 finally broke a five‑session losing streak, powered by blockbuster results from Halma and Games Workshop and a global relief rally after Nvidia’s earnings. By late trade, London’s blue‑chip FTSE 100 index was up a little over 0.5%, trading just below the 9,600 mark and recouping part of this week’s losses. TradingView+2LSE+2 The mid‑cap FTSE 250 also moved higher, gaining around 0.4% to the low‑21,000s as investors rotated back into UK domestically focused names. LSE+1 Sterling hovered around $1.30, adding a modest currency tailwind for overseas investors

The London market heads into Thursday’s open with investors caught between relief on UK inflation, nerves about a high‑stakes budget and global caution around Nvidia’s earnings and the Federal Reserve. Here’s a concise playbook for what’s likely to matter most when the FTSE 100 bell rings on 20 November 2025. 1. FTSE 100 Extends Losing Streak as Defence and Banks Drag The FTSE 100 closed around 0.4–0.5% lower on Wednesday, near the 9,500 mark, its fifth consecutive daily loss and a four‑week low.Reuters+1 Key themes from Wednesday’s session: There were bright spots: In short: the London market is entering Thursday’s session from a position of weakness, with risk

London, 18 November 2025 — The UK stock market endured a sharp risk‑off session on Tuesday, with the FTSE 100 posting its biggest one‑day drop since April as global investors dumped equities on fears of an AI‑fuelled tech bubble and fading hopes of a near‑term US rate cut. The Guardian+1 Key points FTSE 100 and FTSE 250: biggest daily drop since April London’s blue‑chip FTSE 100 index finished 123 points lower at 9,552, a fall of about 1.27%, leaving the benchmark at its lowest closing level since 22 October and marking its sharpest one‑day decline since 7 April. The Guardian Rolling coverage from The Guardian described the move

Barclays PLC (LON: BARC) shares closed lower on Tuesday, 18 November 2025, as a global risk-off mood and UK budget jitters dragged banking stocks across the FTSE 100 into the red. At the close in London, Barclays’ share price stood at around 400.10p, down roughly 2.6% from Monday’s close of 410.80p.Hargreaves Lansdown+1 At a Glance: Barclays Share Price on 18 November 2025 Based on closing data from Hargreaves Lansdown and other market sources:Hargreaves Lansdown+2Investing.com+2 Even after today’s pullback, the Barclays share price is still up around 55–60% over the past year, with Hargreaves Lansdown data showing a 58.4% one‑year gain and a 14.8% rise over the last month.Hargreaves Lansdown