Global Stock Market

European shares fell on Monday as Western countries imposed tough new sanctions on Russia in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine while rising oil prices fueled fears of hyperinflation. By 0810 GMT, the pan-European Stoxx 600 index fell 2.1%, Germany’s DAX 2% and Britain’s Financial Times 0.9%. Crude oil …

Japanese stocks reversed course to close higher on Monday as investors hoped talks between Russia and Ukraine would yield a positive outcome, easing concerns about the economic impact of tough Western sanctions on Russia. The Nikkei index rose 0.19 percent to close at 2,6526.82 points, after falling 0.8 percent earlier …

Unless Moscow rolls back Russian troops shortly, which still seems doubtful, risk-on appetite in markets is believed not to continue for longer.Speculations tend to support the view that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will slow the planned pace of US Fed’s quantitative tightening which is awaited mid-March.Investors and consumers are monitoring …

Markets stayed relatively quiet early Friday and the DXY extends its corrective slide as investors braced for another turbulent day. Economic Data Wall Street stocks were positively driven by economic data, which highlighted the rise of durable goods orders in the United States to double the level of market expectations. …

US shares rose on the last day of the current trading week, despite having been in the red territory since Russian President Vladimir Putin recognized Donetsk and Luhansk separatist regions in Ukraine as independent states.Wall Street stocks were positively driven by economic data, which highlighted the rise of durable goods …

Europe’s main stock index rebounded on Friday after hitting its lowest level in nine months, affected by a rally in late Wall Street yesterday, as investors hunted for shares that fell in prices after heavy selling this week, amid concerns about the repercussions of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. By …

Japanese stocks halted a five-session losing streak on Friday, boosted by technology heavyweights and after a massive rebound on Wall Street overnight. The Nikkei index rose 1.95 percent to close at 2,6476.50 points, but it fell 2.3 percent this week. The broader Topix index rose 1 percent to 1,876.24 points …

Fears and panic dominate financial markets as Russia launched a military assault on Ukraine. Moscow attacked not only the Donbass region but got near Kyiv during US trading hours. Russia ignores global sanctions and seems determined to take full control of Ukraine, while sanctions tend to avoid Russian energy. A …

US President Biden outlined a new round of sanctions against Russia on Thursday in response to an invasion of Ukraine that threatens to embroil Europe in a major war.The latest sanctions targeted Russian banks, as well as some of the nation’s wealthiest individuals. Biden depicted the measures as a necessary …

Stocks in Europe were sharply lower, but the S&P 500 rebounded after an early decline. Energy markets swung wildly, and shares in Moscow collapsed. Oil prices and global stock markets swung wildly on Thursday after Russia launched an invasion of Ukraine, raising fears of a wider economic crisis that could …