I want to know what is the average rate of retun in London stock exchange over last 6 yearperiod?

Answer 1

you need to define whether you are interested in the return of FTSE100, FTSE250, FTSE-all indices.. each one represents a different grouping of companies..

perhaps FTSE-all would be indicative of the 'London stock exchange' in which case.. in Sept 2001 .depending on when you choose your data point (remember this was an incredilby volatile month) it was around 2500..now its around 3287..so you're talking about approx 4% ..pretty depressing really..

use the Yahoo Finance chart feature!

Answer 2

You would not get an average rate of return over the last 6 years for the whole London Stock Exchange as what the return is depends on the fund manager who is making the investment and what shares he has bought. You would be able to get an average movement in the FTSE 100 Index - try Reuters for that.

You could also ask an investment manager (a bank or other institution which has a fund management arm) what there average rate of return for the past 6 years has been on their "tracker funds". These funds generally track the FTSE 100 index as the investment is spread across the most popular of the company shares within that index.

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Answer 5

Pretty awful.

Well 6 years ago was September 11th. I remember trading the FTSE100 around then, and it was trading at around 6300. On that day I lost £1000 as it dropped 200 points I think.
The war in Iraq caused the FTSE to half to 3300 at its lowest point. Since then it has climbed back to its current point, around 6300 again.

Answer 6

UK shares, as at June 2006, 5 years 12.2% pa (77.5%), 10 years 7.6% pa (108%),

i.e. ignoring last couple of months termoil..

Check out FT site link below ..