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Global markets were higher on Friday, with US Markets (S&P 500 Index, +0.3%) ending in positive territory after a strong jobs report.

Global markets were lower overnight, with US Markets (S&P 500 Index -1.6%) ending the March quarter down -4.9%, marking the fist quarterly loss since the first quarter of 2020.

Global markets were lower overnight, US Markets (S&P 500 Index, -0.6%) ending its 4-day winning streak, as as hopes deteriorated around the speed of de-escalation in Ukraine, and investors assessed the risks to economic growth from accelerating inflation.

Global markets were higher overnight, as US Markets (S&P 500 Index, +1.2%) traded with a more positive tone following small signs of progress in negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.

Global markets were higher overnight, with US Markets (S&P 500 Index, +0.7%) reversing losses in the middle of the session, ending strongly in the green.

Global markets edged higher in Friday, with US Markets (S&P 500 Index +0.5%) closing off the week in the green as investors weigh up the war in Ukraine and upcoming interest rate hikes.

Global markets were mixed overnight, as US Markets (S&P 500 Index, +1.4%) rebounded from the previous sessions losses.

Global markets were lower overnight, with US Markets (S&P 500 Index -1.2%) down as Russia-Ukraine conflict and geopolitical tensions caused Brent crude oil to advance more than +5% to $121/barrel – after Putin demanded “unfriendly countries” pay for Russian oil and gas in Russian Roubles.

Global markets were higher overnight, with US Markets (S&P 500 Index, +1.1%) rising as investors took a more risk-on approach, despite bond yields rising another 6 basis points to 2.38% following the Fed’s hawkish comments on Monday. Goldman Sachs has come out and forecast a 0.5% interest rate hike at the next 2 Fed meetings.