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Global markets were lower overnight as the US market sold off sharply on renewed uncertainty regarding the US stance on Chinese investments in American technology companies.

Global markets recovered some of the losses from the prior session overnight with gains being led by technology and consumer discretionary stocks. Interestingly the US Tech giants such as Facebook, Apple, Amazon, and Google, have seen their share prices h

Global markets sold off overnight as an escalating trade dispute between the United States and other leading economies battered US stocks which experienced their biggest daily drop in over 2-months. 

Global markets were mostly higher on Friday with the UK market leading gains as OPEC’s mixed messages on crude production sent oil prices soaring and gave energy stocks a bump. At the same time losses in the technology space kept the Nasdaq index in check

Global markets sold off overnight as oil prices slid before this weekends OPEC meeting, industrials dropped on worries over US-China trade concerns and Amazon led a decline in online retailers after the Supreme Court let states force the companies to coll

while the NZX is near its all-time high, the ASX is playing catch-up to other markets and hit a decade high as the Big Banks led a market surge yesterday. The financial sector in Australia has been plagued by the royal commission into the sector, and yest

Global markets sold off overnight, although recovered during the trading session paring earlier losses. Once again, a potential trade war between the US and China dominated headlines and investor attention.

As we touched on yesterday the threat of protectionist action from the world’s two biggest economies is keeping a lid on investor sentiment, although global markets remain relatively stable.

Global markets were slightly lower on Friday although losses were not as bad as initial concerns over an escalating trade dispute between the United States and China.