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Global markets were mixed overnight, with US Markets (S&P 500 index -1.0%) ending a volatile session lower as investors weighed up strong corporate earnings against rising interest rates & the timing of potential policy tightening.

US markets were closed overnight for Martin Luther King Day. Global markets were generally upbeat, digesting the latest gross domestic product data from China on Monday, showing their economy grew faster than expected between October and December.

Global markets were lower overnight, as US markets (S&P 500 index -1.9%) fell sharply as bond yields continue to surg

Global markets were mixed on Friday, as US markets (S&P500 index +0.08%) ended the session flat.

Global markets were lower on Friday, with US markets (S&P500 index -0.5%) extending losses for the week in a volatile session amid worries about tighter monetary policy and the ongoing COVID pandemic.

Global markets were higher overnight, as US markets (S&P500 +1.6%) were trading lower but jumped late in the session following the US Federal Reserve’s decision.

Global markets were mixed overnight, with US markets (S&P500 index -0.9%) falling and giving back some of the previous session gains, as investors appeared to take profit and digest Wednesday’s Fed decision to start hiking rates next year.

Global markets were lower overnight, with US markets (S&P500 -0.9%) pulling back from fresh highs as investors remain in wait & see mode ahead of a number of central bank meetings, including the US Fed which will make an announcement on Wednesday.

Global markets were lower overnight, with US markets (S&P500, -0.9%) sliding ahead of the Fed’s meeting after an economic report showed the highest producer price inflation since 2010.