Pavan Sharma

Global markets were lower overnight, US Markets (S&P500) closed lower reversing last week’s gains as inflation concerns remerged after hot inflation print in the Eurozone and more hawkish comments from Fed governor Christopher Waller saw US treasury yield rise.

Global markets were higher overnight, as US Markets remained closed in observance of Memorial Day Holiday.

Global markets were higher on Friday, US Markets (S&P 500 Index, +2.5%) trading higher, and after two strong sessions in a row reported its first weekly gain snapping a 7-week losing streak –recording its best weekly gain since November 2020 (S&P500 up +6.5% for the week).

Global markets were higher overnight, US Markets (S&P 500 Index, +2.0%) trading higher as it tries to end its 7-week losing streak, despite a weak GDP print.

Global markets were higher overnight, US Markets (S&P 500 Index, +0.9%) trading higher after minutes from the Federal Reserve’s May meeting.

Global markets were lower overnight, US Markets (S&P 500 Index, -0.8%) slipping again but cutting down larger losses in the middle of the session thanks to some support from defensive names.