FTSE Index
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++FTSE In·dex /ˈfʊtsi ˌɪndeks/ (also FT 100 Share Index /ˌef tiː wʌn hʌndrəd ˈʃeər ˌɪndeks $ -ˈʃer-/, FTSE 100) noun the FTSE Index (the Financial Times Stock Exchange Index) a daily list of prices of shares on the London Stock Exchange, based on the daily average prices of shares in the top 100 companies 金融时报指数，富时指数〔伦敦证券交易所的股票价格指数〕 → the Dow Jones Index5The FTSE Index was up by 28 points.富时指数上涨了28点。
Examples from the Corpus
FTSE Index• The FTSE index climbed 19.3 to 2,572.3.• The FTSE index of leading shares fell 5.5 to 2,580.5.• The FTSE index of leading shares jumped 38.8 to 2,356.8.• The FTSE index of leading shares jumped 40.7 to 2,621.2.• The FTSE index of leading shares jumped 83.1 points to 2567.0 yesterday - a net gain of 196 points on the week.• The FTSE index of leading shares plunged 20.2 to 2,601.0.• The FTSE index plunged 41 points to 2560.FTSE In·dex nounChineseSyllable
of list shares on the Corpus a of daily prices
FTSE Index
FTSE In‧dex /ˈfʊtsi ˌɪndeks/
(also FT 100 Share Index /ˌef tiː wʌn hʌndrəd ˈʃeər ˌɪndeks $ -ˈʃer-/, FTSE 100) noun
the FTSE Index (the Financial Times Stock Exchange Index) a daily list of prices of shares on the London Stock Exchange, based on the daily average prices of shares in the top 100 companies ⇨ the Dow Jones Index
FTSE In‧dex /ˈfʊtsi ˌɪndeks/
(also FT 100 Share Index /ˌef tiː wʌn hʌndrəd ˈʃeər ˌɪndeks $ -ˈʃer-/, FTSE 100) nounthe FTSE Index (the Financial Times Stock Exchange Index) a daily list of prices of shares on the London Stock Exchange, based on the daily average prices of shares in the top 100 companies ⇨ the Dow Jones Index