FTSE 100 historical data download
FTSE 100 index
has been introduced on 3 January 1984 at the base level of 1000. From
Yahoo! Finance you can download FTSE 100 data back until 2 April
1984.
Alternatively you can check out these 5 year charts of FTSE or 10 year charts of FTSE.
Alternatively you can check out these 5 year charts of FTSE or 10 year charts of FTSE.
Steps for downloading FTSE 100 market data
Step2: Scroll
down to the bottom of the page and
click "Download to
Spreadsheet".
(By using default settings
you will download EOD FTSE 100 data from the
broadest date range. If this is not suitable for you, you can modify
settings.)
Step3: Most
browsers open a file chooser window to select where to download data. Start downloading market data by selecting a file and a location in this window. (Default file name is "table.csv" which isn't too good for
identifying historical data on your computer so renaming
file to "ftse_100.csv" or similar is
advised.)
If
FTSE 100
data file is automatically
opened with MS Excel or similar software (eg.: Libre Office Calc), it
may cause problems when importing
data file into a particular analysis software. In this case you
should right-click on "Download
to Spreadsheet"
link (like in Step 2)
and choose
- "Save target as..." in Internet Explorer
- "Save link As..." in Firefox and Google Chrome
- or something similar in the context menu (depending on your browser)
You can
analyze this data using eg.: Chartoasis Sesame or this free technicalanalysis software.