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The Dow Jones surged 423 points! Global stocks rose across the board, and gold climbed 1.6% on buying interest. Attention is focused on US inflation data.
U.S. and European stock markets closed higher on Friday, October 9, 2569, supported by technology stocks as investors eased concerns about the situation in the Middle East after President Donald Trump signaled that the U.S. would not attack Iran before the midterm elections. Gold prices rose 1.6% as markets awaited earnings reports from major banks and U.S. inflation data this week.European stock markets opened higher after Trump signaled he would not attack Iran before the midterm elections.
European stock markets opened higher after Trump signaled he would not attack Iran before the midterm elections, supporting a slowdown in oil prices.European stock markets opened lower, with banks falling sharply amid concerns over rising bond yields and oil prices.
European stock markets opened lower, led by banking stocks, after bond yields and oil prices surged, fueling concerns about inflation and the economic outlook.Global stocks panicked as bond yields surged! The Dow Jones fell 341 points, gold and oil plummeted, and the dollar strengthened as attention turned to the Fed.
U.S. and European stock markets fell on Wednesday after U.S. Treasury yields hit their highest levels in over 20 years, pressuring risky assets. Investors are also watching for the Federal Reserve meeting minutes and the direction of interest rates. Oil and gold prices declined, while the dollar strengthened.The S&P 500 closed above 7,800 for the first time! Chip and tech stocks boosted the market, and the Dow Jones hit a new high.
U.S. and European stock markets rose on Tuesday (October 6, 2569), with U.S. stocks boosted by technology and semiconductor stocks, while U.S. bond yields slowed their rise. Investors are awaiting the release of the September Federal Reserve (Fed) meeting minutes on Wednesday to assess the future outlook for interest rates.European stock markets surged to near a one-week high, boosted by easing bond yields.
European stock markets rose for the third consecutive day, led by the healthcare sector, while eurozone bond yields fell from their multi-decade highs.Nasdaq hits new high! Tech and AI stocks boost the market. Dow Jones up despite bond yields hitting multi-year highs.
U.S. stock markets rose on Monday, with the Nasdaq hitting a new all-time high, driven by buying in technology and AI-related stocks, despite U.S. bond yields climbing to multi-year highs. Markets are also anticipating the minutes from this week's Federal Reserve meeting. Oil prices fell on expectations of increased Middle Eastern oil exports and plans to reduce G7 oil inventories.European stock markets opened higher, recovering from last week's selling pressure, as bond yields and inflation are watched closely.
European stock markets opened higher as investors watched high bond yields, inflation concerns, and the fiscal outlook of major economies in the region.US stock markets surged! The Nasdaq hit a new record high, boosted by weak employment data and expectations that the Fed will keep interest rates unchanged.
U.S. and European stock markets rose on Friday (October 2, 2569) after weaker-than-expected U.S. employment data fueled hopes that the Federal Reserve (Fed) would keep interest rates unchanged at its October meeting. Technology and chip stocks led the gains. Oil prices fell after the G7 prepared to release oil reserves, while gold was pressured by the dollar and high U.S. Treasury yields.European stock markets opened slightly higher, with attention focused on eurozone inflation and US employment figures.
European stock markets recovered after falling 1.3% the previous day due to a global bond sell-off. Attention is focused on eurozone inflation and US employment figures to assess the direction of interest rates from the ECB and the Fed.
