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#MarketSnapshot 📈: Global markets were mostly in the green, with U.S. stocks rallying on strong earnings and AI optimism, European stocks rising despite weak PMIs and inflation concerns, and Asian markets seeing modest growth. Meanwhile, U.S. Treasury yields rose on geopolitical risks, oil and gold surged on Russia-Ukraine tensions, and credit markets delivered varied performances. Stay ahead of the curve https://lnkd.in/gDpZweEZ

#MarketSnapshot 📈: Global markets experienced a mixed week, with US markets rebounding despite trade tensions. European equity markets rose, while Asian markets were mixed. Geopolitical tensions remained, with US-China trade tensions ongoing and the Ukraine-Russia conflict escalating. Stay ahead of the curve https://lnkd.in/d74ATf2B

#MarketSnapshot 📈: Global markets showed mixed gains, with U.S. stocks rallying on strong earnings and AI optimism, European stocks rising despite weak PMIs and inflation concerns, and Asian markets seeing modest growth. Meanwhile, U.S. Treasury yields rose on geopolitical risks, oil and gold surged on Russia-Ukraine tensions, and credit markets delivered varied performances. Stay ahead of the curve https://lnkd.in/gmB7pux7

#MarketSnapshot 📈: Global markets faced a turbulent week: US stocks had their worst performance since September amid rising inflation concerns, European equities underperformed due to weaker economic data and energy supply issues, and Asian stocks dropped on escalating US-China trade tensions. Meanwhile, bond yields steepened, oil prices fell as OPEC lowered demand forecasts, and gold declined 4.53% driven by a stronger dollar and rising Treasury yields. Stay ahead of the curve https://lnkd.in/gEa7nzW5

#MarketSnapshot 📈: Global markets saw mixed reactions as U.S. stocks surged on a Trump victory and Fed rate cut, while European indices fell amid Germany's political turmoil; Asian markets gained on optimism around China's NPC, though economic measures underwhelmed, and oil rose on OPEC+ delays, while gold dropped on a stronger USD and easing geopolitical tensions. Stay ahead of the curve https://lnkd.in/gTxrezs3

#MarketSnapshot 📈: Markets dipped due to disappointing tech earnings and inflation worries ahead of the U.S. election, while the equities fell by 1.5% in Europe. Asian markets mostly declined despite slight improvements in China, with the DXY USD Index slightly higher and the EUR outperforming amid favorable Eurozone data, while the GBP and AUD fell on fiscal and economic concerns. Stay ahead of the curve https://lnkd.in/g5a4dtwN

💡 Monthly Insights - November 2024 This month's market update talks about Trump’s claims of quickly defeating ISIS raise questions about war profiteering, as U.S. military aid to Israel largely benefits American arms companies. With elections nearing, the U.S. pressures China on North Korea-Russia ties while Trump promises rapid conflict resolution if needed. Read more at https://lnkd.in/gbD6bk9g

#MarketSnapshot 📈: Global markets experienced mixed trends amid rising bond yields, inflation concerns and geopolitical tensions. The S&P 500 posted its first weekly loss after six weeks of rally. US economic data showed declining unemployment claims, rising new home sales and expanding business activity. Stay ahead of the curve https://lnkd.in/gMws6vgY

#MarketSnapshot 📈: Global markets experienced mixed trends, with the US posting a 6-week winning streak driven by strong earnings and economic data. The Eurostoxx rose slightly, while Asian markets were mixed. Central banks, including the ECB and PBOC, implemented rate cuts amidst inflation concerns. Geopolitical tensions persisted, particularly in the Middle East and Asia. Commodities saw significant price movements, with oil falling and gold reaching record highs. Stay ahead of the curve https://lnkd.in/gvy5w8ei

#MarketSnapshot 📈: US markets hit new highs, with two more 25 bps rate cuts expected this year, while earnings growth is slowing, especially in energy and tech sectors. China’s markets fell after a brief rally, while global rate cuts were seen in South Korea and New Zealand, and the US dollar strengthened as long-term yields rose. Stay ahead of the curve. https://lnkd.in/gMtHcdsc