FTSE 250

FTSE 250 dips 20.98 points on 21 Nov 2025 as key mid‑caps swing: Hammerson rises, Ithaca falls, Genus surges—analyzing why the index trails its blue‑chip benchmark.

The FTSE 250 index declined 1.6% on October 15, 2025, amidst global concerns over the banking sector, but individual stocks showed a mixed performance, with some companies such as Man Group and PageGroup bucking the trend with positive updates.

The FTSE 250 index closed at 22,052.8 on October 10, 2025, driven by gains from Volution and Princes Group, but weighed down by declines from Hays and Ibstock due to unfavorable corporate updates.

The FTSE 250 index closed at 21,619.8 on September 16, 2025, driven by strong performances from consumer-tech and construction stocks, while mining stocks experienced a short-term correction due to shifting investor sentiment.

The FTSE 250 index has experienced a mixed bag of corporate performances and market sentiments, with some sectors like construction and infrastructure showing growth, while others like real estate and leisure face challenges amidst geopolitical unce…

The UK financial markets are navigating a landscape of cautious optimism and uncertainty, with the FTSE 250 and FTSE 100 indices experiencing fluctuations driven by economic data, corporate developments, and global influences.

The FTSE 250 index has been on a volatile ride, reflecting broader market uncertainty and influenced by corporate earnings, economic indicators, and policy announcements.

The FTSE 250 index has shown resilience, surpassing 22,000 for the first time since 2022, driven by strong performances from companies like Hochschild Mining, ASOS, and Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings.

The FTSE 250 index has shown resilience, with new members and standout performers emerging, despite ongoing economic challenges and inflation concerns.

The FTSE 250 index experienced a week of volatility, with various mid-cap companies facing contrasting fortunes due to company-specific news, sector trends, and global economic factors.