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In London,  the FTSE 100 Index dropped 83 points or 0.88 percent on Friday. Losses were led by Fresnillo (-11.19%), Endeavour (-5.92%) and Intermediate Capital (-5.63%). Offsetting the fall, top gainers were Pearson (2.51%), Smiths (2.28%) and Unilever (1.92%).

The FTSE 100 Index Closes 0.88% Lower

The FTSE MIB fell more than 1% to around 41,758 on Friday, hitting its lowest level since early September, driven by signs of strain in US banks, raising concerns over broader credit risks. Index heavyweight financials were the hardest hit, with sharp losses from UniCredit (-2.6%), Intesa Sanpaolo (-21%), Mediobanca (-2%), Bper Banca (-1.6%), and Banca Mediolanum (-2.5%). Defence stock Leonardo also slid over 5%, ahead of a high-level meeting in Hungary between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin on developments in Ukraine. Prysmian also declined more than 3%. The auto sector was mixed, with Ferrari down 0.5% and Stellantis up 0.8%. Stellantis confirmed a $13 billion investment — the largest in its history — across five US plants to launch five new vehicles and produce a new four-cylinder engine. The automaker also signed a non-binding deal with China’s Pony.ai to develop robotaxis for Europe. Campari led gains, adding 1%

FTSE MIB Falls as Bank Stocks Slide

The CAC 40 fell 0.2% to close at 8,174 on Friday, easing from seven-month highs after a strong weekly gain of 3.9% and widely outperforming EU peers, as France’s political turmoil subsided after Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu survived two no-confidence votes on Thursday, granting his newly formed government a temporary reprieve ahead of the crucial 2026 budget debate. However, a sharp selloff in bank shares capped the weekly advance, with Société Générale (-5.1%), BNP Paribas (-4%) and Crédit Agricole (-2.5%) all declining amid mounting concerns in broader credit markets after two US regional banks revealed loan exposures involving losses and potential fraud. By contrast, EssilorLuxottica surged 13% after reporting a strong Q3, with revenue up 11.7% year-on-year to €6.86 billion, driven by solid growth in North America and Europe and continued momentum from its AI-powered eyewear segment.

CAC 40 Eases, Posts Weekly Surge

The FTSE 100 fell nearly 1% on Friday, marking its worst day since April, as renewed worries over US credit markets triggered a global selloff in equities. Losses at two US regional banks linked to loan fraud raised fears of broader financial stress, unsettling investors worldwide. Barclays fell more than 5%, HSBC Holdings and Natwest dropped 2.8%, and Lloyds Banking went down 1.9%. Still, sentiment improved slightly later in the session after positive trade developments helped US stocks recover and caused gold and silver prices to drop. Precious metals miners led declines, with Fresnillo, the index’s top performer this year, down 11%, and Endeavour Mining off 6%. On the upside, Man Group and Pearson gained after upbeat reports, with Pearson rising 2.5% on stronger third-quarter sales and promising progress in its AI learning tools. Meanwhile, Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill cautioned against cutting interest rates too soon.

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