FTSE 100 CFD is a contract-for-difference price referencing the FTSE 100, a float-adjusted market-cap-weighted index of 100 large London-listed companies. Many constituents operate internationally, so global growth, commodity prices and currencies also matter. The contract trades outside regular stock-market hours and involves leverage and overnight funding.
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Pair FTSE 100 CFD with the cash index and DAX CFD to follow European regular- and after-hours leadership. UK-only versus joint strength directs attention to different constituent themes.
GBP/USD and oil separate currency and resource developments. Align CFD time windows and use each market's cash close as its after-hours reference.
Related charts: FTSE 100 · DAX CFD · GBP / USD · WTI Oil Perp
Official references: FTSE Russell: FTSE 100