The FTSE 100 index experienced a slight decline of 0.16% today, marking a more significant drop of 1.93% over the past five days. However, the index has shown resilience with a 2.4% increase over the last 30 days. In the large-cap segment, International Consolidated Airlines Group SA emerged as the top performer with a return of 2.51%, while Unilever Plc lagged behind, recording a return of -1.91%. Mid-cap stocks saw Computacenter Plc leading with a notable return of 7.21%, contrasting with Babcock International Group Plc, which fell by 2.47%. Small-cap stocks were highlighted by Goodwin Plc, achieving a remarkable return of 7.82%, while Capita Plc faced significant challenges, plummeting by 20.65%. Overall, the market's advance-decline ratio stood at 135 advancing stocks against 63 declining ones, reflecting a healthy 2.14x ratio. Notably, mid-cap stocks showed strength with 27 advancing and only 6 declining, resulting in a robust 4.5x ratio. In contrast, large-cap stocks struggled, with 11 advancing and 15 declining, yielding a 0.73x ratio.