The FTSE 100 index closed unchanged on Tuesday, as investors remained focused on the escalating conflict in the Middle East. The benchmark index traded within a narrow range, reflecting a cautious approach as market participants assessed the potential impact on global energy supplies and economic growth. Despite some positive domestic data, the geopolitical backdrop limited upside momentum, resulting in a flat close.
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