A market index is a tool used to track how a selected group of shares is performing within a particular part of the market. Well-known examples are the S&P 500, FTSE 100 or MSCI Emerging Markets. A market index follows the price changes of its component stocks and serves as a benchmark to compare portfolio performance. It forms the basis for index-linked products and derivatives.
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