In Asia and Europe, cheerful emotions remain widespread, while in the US, emotions remain stifled amid concerns over economic growth market. Anxieties have also stirred up market sentiment ahead of the decisions made by the Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan and the Bank of England.
Wall Street futures are in a small negative territory in data showing more anticipated rebounds in retail sales. European benchmarks are traded with strong positive notes. Supported by China’s stimulus package, the Asian market closed with a firm positive note.
The dollar index has been postponed. Bond yields are mixed. China’s stimulus package has raised prices for crude oil. The money has gone down. Cryptocurrency has mainly been recovered.
This is a snapshot of the major global markets of this time.
Stock index:
DJIA (US30) of 41,407.00, 0.19% decrease
S&P 500 (US500) of 5,637.50, 0.02% decrease
German DAX of 23,057.72, 0.52% increase
UK FTSE100 of 8,651.93, 0.23% increase
French CAC40 increased by 8,061.25, 0.41%
Euro Stoxx 50, 0.45% increase at 5,428.75
Japan’s Nikkei 225, 37,396.52, 0.93% increase
Australia’s S&P ASX 200 at 7,854.10, 0.83% increase
China’s Shanghai Composite of 3,426.13,0.19% increase
Hong Kong’s Hangsen increased by 24,145.57, 0.77%
currency:
1.0894 Euro/USD, 0.11% increase
1.2965 GBP/USD, 0.26% increase
148.89 USD/JPY, 0.18% increase
aud/usd of 0.6344, 0.33% increase
1.4345 USD/CAD, 0.17% reduction
103.64 dollar index, down 0.07%
10-year government bond yield:
4.323%, 0.35% increase
Germany 2.8260%, 1.67% decrease
France 3.505%, 1.74% decrease
UK 4.7275%, 1.25% increase
Japan fell by 1.484% and 1.72%
merchandise:
Brent Oil Futures (May) is $71.43, up 1.20%.
Crude oil WTI futures (May) rose 1.26% to $67.75.
Kim Future (APR) fell by 0.07%, at $2,999.11.
Cryptocurrency:
$83,300.15 Bitcoin, up 0.72%
Ethereum of $1,910.88, up 1.45%
XRP $2.34, 1.43% increase
BNB increased by $632.37, 5.44%
Solana at $128.56, down 1.29%
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