Shell Stock Price Today (12 Nov 2025): SHEL ADR edges lower as oil slides; London closes at 2,909p amid fresh buyback and Volta Media sale
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FTSE 100 Today (10 November 2025): London Blue‑Chips Rally Toward Record as US Shutdown Deal Nears; Diageo Soars on New CEO
The FTSE 100 climbed nearly 1% in early London trading on Monday, edging back toward its record close after weekend progress in Washington on a bill to end the 40‑day US government shutdown lifted global risk appetite. Drinks giant Diageo led the index higher after naming former Tesco chief Sir Dave Lewis as its next CEO, while energy majors firmed alongside Brent crude. As of 10:30–10:40 GMT the FTSE 100 traded around 9,775, up roughly 0.9%, close to last week’s all‑time closing high of 9,777.08. Reuters+1
FTSE 100 Near Record High as Oil Boom and Bank Earnings Ignite London Rally
London’s flagship FTSE 100 index is trading near record territory, extending a dramatic October rally. The FTSE closed last week at an all-time high of 9,645.62 pointsts2.tech and has barely budged from that pinnacle in recent sessions. After six consecutive days of gains through Monday, the index inched up another ~0.1% on 28 October to around 9,654 – essentially flat but enough to mark a fresh record closemorningstar.com. The domestically focused FTSE 250 mid-cap index has also climbed, reaching ~22,500 before easing slightlyts2.tech.
FTSE 100 Soars to Record on Oil & Trade Optimism; FTSE 250 Joins Rally
Britain’s stock market is extending its dramatic October rally, with both the blue-chip FTSE 100 and mid-cap FTSE 250 indices trading near multi-year highs. The FTSE 100 closed last week at a record 9,645.62 pointsreuters.com, capping its biggest weekly gain in over six months. The domestically-focused FTSE 250 likewise jumped to 22,529, its highest level since early 2022reuters.com. Early trading on Monday, October 27 saw the FTSE 100 hover flat to slightly higher around the 9,650 marktheguardian.com, holding onto those historic gains even as some investors cashed in profits. The index was essentially steady at the openinvesting.com, and by midday it inched up by ~0.6% as dip-buyers stepped in. The FTSE 250 also edged higher by midday, reflecting continued risk appetite in UK equities.
Shell’s Bold $2 Billion Bet and Oil Price Twist: What’s Next for Shell Stock?
Shell plc’s stock price held firm on Friday at around £26.72 per share, capping off a choppy week on a positive note. The shares inched up ~0.2% on the dayhl.co.uk – a notable rebound after slipping earlier when global markets sold off. Over the past few sessions, Shell’s price oscillated between roughly £26.3 and £26.8 as investors digested oil price swings and company newsreuters.com. Despite this volatility, Shell’s stock gained roughly 3–4% on the weekhl.co.uk, outpacing the broader FTSE 100 which fell to two-week lows amid banking and commodity weaknessreuters.com.
Shell’s $2 Billion Nigeria Gas Gamble Ignites LNG Boom Amid $8 B Investment Surge
Royal Dutch Shell has greenlit a $2 billion offshore gas development in Nigeria’s Niger Delta waters, partnering with indigenous firm Sunlink Energies. The project – known as the “HI” gas field – marks a significant final investment decision for Shell’s Nigeria portfolioreuters.com. Once operational, the HI field is expected to pump out 350 million standard cubic feet of gas per day at peak, roughly 60,000 barrels of oil equivalent in energy termscompressortech2.comcompressortech2.com. This gas will be funneled to the Nigeria LNG plant on Bonny Island, a joint venture export facility where Shell holds a 25.6% stakecompressortech2.comshareprices.com. According to Shell, first production from HI is targeted by 2028–2030, reflecting the project’s offshore complexityreuters.comts2.tech.
FTSE 100’s Record Run: Inside London’s Blue-Chip Rally and What’s Next
The FTSE 100 is the flagship stock index of the London Stock Exchange, tracking the 100 largest companies by market capitalization listed in the UK. Often called the “Footsie,” it serves as a barometer of British large-cap equities. The index is market-cap weighted, meaning each company’s influence on the index is proportional to its market valuetheguardian.com. In practical terms, bigger companies like Shell or HSBC move the FTSE 100 far more than smaller constituents. The FTSE 100 is maintained by FTSE Russell and is updated in real time during trading hours. It’s also a basis for countless investment products – from index funds and ETFs to futures contracts – giving investors a way to track or trade the overall London market easily.
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