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Financial Times
@FT @jburnmurdoch
Financial Times posted 25 charts we track since Oct 2024, 29.8M views in all. The furthest, "Declining assessment scores", drew 4M views. #15 of 35 giants by attention index.
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Every chart Financial Times posted, the timeline, the outliers and why each one spread. Plus Monday's email: the week's charts that beat their usual likes.
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Views gained
Views on the charts we tracked, counted on the day each chart was posted. A gap means we hold no chart from that week, not that they posted none.
Every chart, over time
Each dot is a chart: higher means more views, bigger means more likes than their usual post. Bright dots got 3x or more. Tap a dot to open it.
Views against the likes outlier
Right means more views; up means more likes than this account's usual post. The lines are their own medians, so every giant is judged against itself.
Latest charts
Oct 4, 2026
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Questions people ask
How often does Financial Times post charts?
About 0.4 a week over the last 90 days. We have tracked 25 charts since Oct 2024; the latest is from Oct 4, 2026.
Which Financial Times chart went furthest?
"Personality trait changes" (Aug 2025): 2,957,964 views and 11,470 likes.
What chart type does Financial Times use most?
Line chart (13), Small multiples (6), Scatter plot (3)
What is the attention index?
Attention index: 0 to 100 from up to five measured signals with fixed anchors (median views 1K to 10M, median outlier (likes against their usual post) 0.3x to 10x, saves per view 0 to 1%, charts a week 0 to 5, share of 3x breakouts 0 to 50%). Missing signals are left out and the score is pulled toward 50.