India, Sept. 28 -- The FTSE 100 is set for a cautious start on Monday, September 28, after London's benchmark index ended the previous session marginally higher. Investors are likely to track oil prices, bond yields and developments surrounding the Strait of Hormuz for fresh direction. The index's commodity-heavy composition could also keep mining and energy stocks in focus as crude prices retreat from recent highs.

What Did The FTSE 100 Close At On September 25, 2026?

The FTSE 100 ended Friday at 10,695.25, gaining 15.26 points, or 0.14%, from Thursday's close of 10,679.99. The index opened almost unchanged before climbing to an intraday high of 10,753.35. It later slipped to 10,666.95 before recovering some ground by the close.

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