FTSE 100 hits 8,000 mark, nearing all-time high

The FTSE 100 breached the 8,000 mark this morning and briefly eclipsed its previous record closing price as it inched closer and closer to its all-time high.

The capital’s premier index was up 0.69 per cent at 8,007.11 around 9:30am, just a few points off its all-time intraday high of 8,047.07 set 16 February 2023.

It briefly reached as high as 8,014 this morning, higher than its highest closing price of 8,012.53 also recorded last February.

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