FTSE 100 Live Updates: London Starts November Strong with Oil and Gold Boost

Finance Monthly•Monday, November 3, 2025 at 9:26:20 AM

The FTSE 100 has kicked off November on a high note, buoyed by rising oil and gold prices. This positive momentum is significant as it reflects investor confidence and could signal a robust economic outlook for the UK. With commodities like oil and gold gaining traction, the market's performance may encourage further investments, fostering growth in various sectors.

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