Franklin FTSE United Kingdom ETF FLGB
36.87 USD -0.05 (-0.14%)
At closeNov 12, 2026, 4:00 PM EST
36.87 0.00 0.00%
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36.72 Day range 36.93
31.71 52-week range 38.03
- YTD
- +9.24%
- 1 year
- +10.55%
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reuters.com FTSE 100 rises on strong earnings; healthcare, industrials lead FTSE 100 rises on strong earnings; healthcare, industrials lead
invezz.com STOXX 600 hits record high: why are European stocks outperforming Wall Street? European shares climbed to another record on Thursday as stronger corporate earnings and lower energy costs drew investors towards the region's industrial and healthcare companies. The STOXX 600…
reuters.com European shares hit record high helped by strong earnings and lower energy prices European shares hit record high helped by strong earnings and lower energy prices
reuters.com ECB's rate path hinges on how far inflation spreads, Lane says ECB's rate path hinges on how far inflation spreads, Lane says
youtube.com Nagel: ECB Rate Hike in December Looks ‘Rather Obvious' European Central Bank Governing Council member Joachim Nagel said there's a strong case to raise interest rates in December to tame inflation. In an interview with Bloomberg Television in Riga on…
reuters.com FTSE 100 tumbles 2% as AI jitters spark global selloff FTSE 100 tumbles 2% as AI jitters spark global selloff
reuters.com FTSE 100 climbs 1% on banks, miners boost FTSE 100 climbs 1% on banks, miners boost
reuters.com Bundesbank's Nagel joins ECB chorus backing December rate hike Another European Central Bank rate hike in December seems almost inevitable, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said on Tuesday, joining an already long list of policymakers backing the move, which…
reuters.com FTSE 100 subdued as energy, healthcare stocks limit broader gains FTSE 100 subdued as energy, healthcare stocks limit broader gains
reuters.com ECB will have to raise rates again, extent uncertain, Kazimir says ECB will have to raise rates again, extent uncertain, Kazimir says
reuters.com ECB policymakers bring rate hike debate into the open ECB policymakers bring rate hike debate into the open
reuters.com ECB keeps rates unchanged but points to mounting inflation risk The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged in a well-telegraphed move on Thursday but warned that inflation risks were on the rise from surging energy costs, which may solidify market
reuters.com UK nudges up borrowing plans after budget, cuts longer-dated debt sales UK nudges up borrowing plans after budget, cuts longer-dated debt sales
reuters.com British markets take Healey's first budget in their stride Britain's stocks, bonds and currency barely reacted to finance minister John Healey's first budget on Wednesday, in which he pledged to stick to fiscal rules, while accepting a smaller fiscal cushion
wsj.com U.K. Fiscal Discipline in Focus Ahead of Burnham Government's First Budget Some of the possible measures include an increase in the bank corporation tax surcharge, higher taxes on gambling, and potential changes to property taxes.
reuters.com Euro zone mortgage demand falls as rates rise, ECB survey shows Demand for mortgages in the euro zone fell sharply in three months to September as interest rates rose and credit became harder to get, a European Central Bank poll showed on Tuesday.
reuters.com UK budget: Markets on watch for new finance minister's plans Britain's new finance minister, John Healey, delivers his first budget on Wednesday against a backdrop of rising global borrowing costs and high energy prices due to the Iran war.
reuters.com UK stocks set for weekly declines as oil prices soar UK stocks set for weekly declines as oil prices soar
reuters.com French bond pain puts euro zone's weak links on notice As a selloff in French government bonds deepens, the region's debt-laden economies risk a surge in borrowing costs while also grappling with increasing social unrest.
seekingalpha.com How France Risks Dragging The Eurozone Toward The Precipice France faces a severe fiscal, debt, and political crisis, with its 10Y bond yield surging to ~5%, the highest since 2002. The deficit/GDP ratio remains far above the EU's 3% threshold, with public…
benzinga.com Kore Potash Secures $2.2 Billion Term Sheet For Project In Republic of Congo Kore Potash secures $2.2 billion for Kola Project in Congo through non-binding term sheet agreement with OWI-RAMS, reducing equity dilution and increasing shareholder value.
benzinga.com United Kingdom's National Health Service Drug Spending Priorities Questioned in New Analysis An analysis of NICE-approved drugs from 2000–2020 reveals trade-offs in NHS resource allocation, with high costs leading to a net loss of population health gains.
benzinga.com United Kingdom Stocks, ETFs To Watch After Keir Starmer, Labour Party Win New leadership in the United Kingdom could make several sectors standout going forward. Here's what experts are saying after the election.
benzinga.com Interest Rate Decisions: Bank Of England Holds Firm, Swiss National Bank Reduces Further — Will Fed Cut In September? Bank of England kept rates steady while Swiss National Bank cut its key rate. UK ETFs ticked up, with EWU up 0.66%, FLGB up 0.7%, and FKU up 0.57%. BOE is expected to cut rates in August, while other…- benzinga.com UK To Hold Snap Election On July 4: Rishi Sunak Announces Surprising Decision UK PM Rishi Sunak calls snap election on July 4th to defend against Labour Party. Recession & low polling may sway voters. Protests disrupt speech.
benzinga.com COVID-19 Testing Lab In UK Misreported Several Positive Cases As Negative An investigation by the UK's Health Security Agency (UKHSA) found the Immensa laboratory to have misreported around 39,000 tests as negative when they should have been positive between September 2…- benzinga.com Britain Braces For First Nurse Strike In Over 100 Years; They Demand Higher Pay National Health Service (NHS) nurses will go on strike on December 15 and 20 after the government refused to meet demands for pay rises of 5% above inflation.
benzinga.com UK Inflation Hits Double Digit, Highest In 40 Years U.K. inflation accelerated more than expected in July to the highest level in 40 years, intensifying a squeeze on consumers and adding to pressure for action from the government and Bank of England.