HISTORICAL MARKET SNAPSHOT — FTSE 100 futures were quoted at 10,700.50, +0.43%, in a timestamped global-markets snapshot on 15 September 2026.

FTSE 100 facts preserved from publication

  • FTSE 100: 10,700.50; +0.43%
  • Open: 10,658.00
  • High: 10,750.00
  • Low: 10,643.50
  • Capture: 01:08 IST on 15 September 2026 (19:38 UTC on 14 September)

What this dated FTSE 100 record means

FTSE 100 represented an equity-index derivatives contract. Financing, expected dividends, time to expiry and trading hours can place futures above or below the related cash benchmark. For FTSE 100, a reported high, low or open is meaningful only inside the identified session or contract. It does not establish a guaranteed price available to a reader.

Why the observation mattered

The contract was higher and above its displayed opening level, while remaining below the session high at capture. The FTSE 100 value is presented without grey-market claims or promotional targets. CapKet separates source data, arithmetic and contextual interpretation for later verification.

What readers were watching

Sterling, gilt yields, energy and mining shares, Bank of England expectations and the cash-market close The historical FTSE 100 quote can be checked against the linked sources, subject to their retention policies. Provider revisions may mean a later screen no longer looks identical.

FTSE 100 timeline placement

The preceding FTSE 100 entry was FTSE 100 closes 0.44% higher as FTSE 250 falls 0.59%. The following FTSE 100 entry was FTSE 100 fell 0.75% to 10,616.99 in intraday trade.

Sources and reconstruction method

The method for FTSE 100 is factual transcription plus clearly identified arithmetic and context. The article is frozen to 2026-09-14T19:38:48Z and carries no claim of real-time availability.

Historical-data and risk note: This FTSE 100 report contains no trading instruction. The cited sources control their data, delay policies and corrections, while CapKet preserves the publication record.