The FTSE 100 fell 0.9% to a two-week low on Tuesday, marking a third straight decline as investors weighed corporate news and fresh UK jobs data. EasyJet slid over 3% after JPMorgan warned that capacity growth and weaker pricing are pressuring the leisure and beach travel market. Haleon dropped about 4.4% after a downgrade, while Rolls-Royce eased 1.1% despite its Power Systems unit securing a record battery order from Lithuania’s Ignitis. Unilever lost nearly 1% after naming Srinivas Phatak as permanent CFO, while Anglo American rose 0.8% after agreeing with Chile’s Codelco to jointly develop adjacent copper mines. On the economic front, wage growth excluding bonuses came in at 4.8% and 4.7% including bonuses, both in line with forecasts. Unemployment stayed at 4.7%, and payrolls fell by 8,000, a smaller drop than expected.