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Analysis

Commodity price bounce supports FTSE 100 gains

Another day, another record high for the FTSE 100, says Chris Beauchamp, Chief Market Analyst at investing and trading platform IG.

Mining stocks, pharma and retail lift the FTSE 100

A revival in commodity prices has helped the FTSE 100 a new record high, helped by strong results from GSK and Next. Overall the index continues to benefit from concerns about a bubble in US assets, with the FTSE 100’s lower valuation providing a destination for funds without the concerns that too much good news is being factored in.

Fed and tech earnings loom large

It promises to be a busy 36 hours for investors, kicking off with the Fed decision that, like its predecessor and successor, is expected to be a foregone conclusion. But there is still room for some volatility around Powell’s comments, and even if we escape that the trio of Mag7 names reporting tonight could also provide a stumbling block, even if only temporarily.

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