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Global markets were mixed again on Friday as European markets were lower while Wall Street touched record highs, with the S&P 500 index touching 2,500 mark as technology stocks bounced back after two days of declines.
Global markets were mixed again overnight. With the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing in the green. The S&P 500 virtually remaining flat. Interestingly the NASDAQ continued its relative under strength, down nearly half a percent. Whether this signi
Global markets were mixed overnight, with US Stocks little changed as Apple-led losses in tech stocks were offset by gains in consumer discretionary and energy stocks, which helped the S&P 500 inch up to a record intra-day high.
Global markets were generally higher overnight as the US market edged to a new record high as financial shares rallied. Apple shares fluctuated as the company held an event to unveil a line-up of new products including an improved iPhone which uses facial
Global markets were higher overnight with the US market rallying back to near all-time highs. The rally was experienced as Hurricane Irma weakened dramatically, and the expected financial losses shrank (at least in the US) which saw insurers and banks lea
Global markets were lower on Friday and the US market dipped as investors braced for potential damage from Hurricane Irma as it drove toward Florida. The US dollar has remained under pressure amid a deepening rethink on the Federal Reserve's rate hike pa
Global markets were mixed once again overnight, with Wall Street erasing most of its decline in afternoon trade as Banks and insurers had weighed on the market as hurricane Irma threatened to bring catastrophic damage to the Miami area.
Global markets were mixed overnight, with Wall Street moving between gains and losses but closing the session higher. A potential US debt limit extension deal, linked to aid to help Texas recover from Hurricane Harvey, and rising oil prices are underpinne
Global markets sold off overnight as the US market opened after a 3-day weekend and reacted to fresh tensions involving North Korea. Closer to home, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept its key cash rate at 1.5 per cent for the thirteenth straight m
Global markets were lower overnight on low volume as investors were mostly absent as the US market was closed for Labour Day holiday. Geopolitics were back in the spotlight yesterday as tensions surrounding North Korea were heightened again on the back o