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Global markets were mostly higher overnight, (S&P 500 index +0.2%) continuing on with a broadly positive tone with US markets notching their third straight day in the green.

Global markets tumbled lower overnight, (S&P 500 index -1.6%) as the rapid spread of the Covid delta variant spooked markets.

Global markets were mostly higher overnight, (S&P 500 index +1.5%) with US markets rebounding from Monday’s sell-off as investors ‘bought the dip’

US markets were initially stronger on the open after data was released that retail and food service sales rose +0.6% in June but ended Friday (and week) lower (S&P 500 index -0.8%) as a surge in covid-19 cases and concerns around rising inflation start to

Global stocks were lower overnight, with the US market (S&P 500 index -0.3%) down as investors shrugged off better than expected earnings results and focused on the Fed’s persistent dovishness.

Global stocks were mixed overnight, with the US market (S&P 500 index -0.1%) eking out a small gain after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell remained committed to easy monetary policy.

Global stocks were mixed overnight, (S&P 500 index -0.4%) as high inflation numbers overshadowed a sold start to US corporate earnings season.

Global stocks were higher overnight, (S&P 500 index +0.4%) as investors grow confident ahead of upcoming second quarter earnings reporting season with the S&P 500 index closing at record high for the 10th time in 12 sessions.

Global stocks were quiet overnight with the US markets were closed on Monday for Independence day holiday.