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Global markets sold off on Friday (S&P 500 Index -0.6%) in a pre-weekend selloff as investors grew anxious about rising tensions with China and a potential stalling of the economic recovery

Technology stocks led market declines after an unexpected rise in jobless claims , with tech partially reversing recent gains even as Microsoft and Tesla released solid quarterly earnings figures.

Global markets were lower overnight (S&P 500 index -1.2%) as US stocks fell after an unexpected rise in jobless claims rekindled concern the economic recovery has stalled

Global markets were mixed overnight with US stocks (S&P 500 Index +0.6%) up higher on mixed quarterly earnings results and as negotiations for additional stimulus continued in the US.

Global markets were mostly up overnight as US stocks climbed higher (S&P 500 Index +0.8%) to move into positive territory for the year.

Global markets were up overnight with US stocks a touch higher (S&P 500 Index +0.2%) as investors cashed in on their technology sector gains, rotating in favour of economically sensitive cyclical stocks, amidst hopes for another round of fresh stimulus to

Global markets were generally higher on Friday as US stocks notched gains (S&P 500 Index +0.3%) to register the S&P 500’s third consecutive weekly gain for the first time since December.

Global markets were up overnight, as US stocks rose (S&P 500 Index +0.9%) ending the day at it the highest level since early June.

Global markets were lower overnight (S&P 500 Index -0.3%) as Technology shares led US stocks lower for the first time in three days, with investors continuing to rotate out of this year’s top performers – particularly the major Technology businesses.