FTSE 100 ends just below the flatline; Nasdaq leads Wall Street regression from strong open London's leading index lost just 2 points on Friday Shopping centres were starting to buzz again, according to the latest retail sales data FTSE 100 down 2 points Wall Street mixed after Nasdaq slips 5.15pm: Kingfisher stock takes a hit The FTSE 100 ended very near that flatline, down 2 points at 7,018. The FTSE 250, meanwhile, added 7 points to 22,399. Kingfisher plc (LON:KGF) shares dropped more than 4% to £357.90. "Latecomers to the bounce in Kingfisher shares have suffered further pain as the post-trading statement enters its second day," IG Chief Market Analyst Chris Beauchamp wrote. "A big winner from lockdowns, Kingfisher perhaps has a more difficult time ahead of it, since consumers have plenty of other things to spend their money on now, and with the end of the stay at home rule they will no longer spend their free time mulling over DIY projects."