Market Watch
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Market Watch: Global Data and Events Investors Can’t Miss – 27 October 2025
Global Stock Market HighlightsLast Friday, the U.S., stock indices rallied as investors cheered cooler-than-expected inflation figures, boosting hopes for imminent interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. Nasdaq Composite Index closed at 23,204.87, up 1.15% on the...
Market Watch: Global Data and Events Investors Can’t Miss – 20 October 2025
Global Stock Market HighlightsU.S. equities ended the last week on a positive note, with major benchmarks advancing despite midweek volatility linked to regional banking concerns. Investor sentiment strengthened as financial stocks stabilized and signs of easing trade...
Market Watch: Global Data and Events Investors Can’t Miss – 13 October 2025
Global Stock Market HighlightsOn Friday, following Trump’s announcement that the U.S. will impose higher tariffs on China, growing concerns over renewed trade tensions between the two countries led Wall Street indices to close sharply lower, driven primarily by...
Global Macro Brief: What Investors Are Watching Now – 6 October 2025
Global Stock Market HighlightsOn Friday, U.S. September nonfarm payrolls and unemployment rate data were not released due to the ongoing government shutdown, while September final services PMI and ISM non-manufacturing indices sent mixed signals. In this context, Wall...
Global Macro Brief: What Investors Are Watching Now 29 September – 5 October 2025
Global Stock Market HighlightsOn Friday, Wall Street indexes closed higher, supported by assessments that the U.S. headline and core PCE deflator data for August, coming in line with expectations, would favor at least one more Fed rate cut by the end of the year....
Global Macro Brief: What Investors Are Watching Now 22-28 September 2025
Global Stock Market HighlightsOn Friday, U.S. markets closed higher. Investor optimism was driven by the Federal Reserve’s recent interest rate cut and strong corporate earnings, including FedEx’s better-than-expected profits. Nasdaq Composite Index closed at...
Global Macro Brief: What Investors Are Watching Now 15-21 September 2025
Global Stock Market HighlightsLast week, markets had their best week in about five weeks. U.S. market sentiment was positive, largely built on expectations that the Federal Reserve will begin cutting interest rates next week. Nasdaq benefitted from strong performance...
Global Macro Brief: What Investors Are Watching Now 8-14 September 2025
Global Stock Market HighlightsOn Friday, U.S. stock markets ended the week slightly lower after a volatile session shaped by weaker-than-expected jobs data and shifting expectations for Federal Reserve policy. Markets had touched record intraday highs earlier in the...
Global Macro Brief: What Investors Are Watching Now
Global Stock Market HighlightsOn Friday, U.S. stock markets experienced declines, influenced by concerns over inflation and tariff-related costs, particularly affecting technology and manufacturing sectors. Technology sector faced pressure due to declines in major...
Global Macro Brief: This Week’s Market Movers
Global Stock Market HighlightsOn Friday, US stocks rallied after Fed Chair Powell signalled a possible September rate cut at Jackson Hole. Tech led the rebound, with Tesla up 6.2%, Meta, Alphabet, and Amazon rising over 2%, Nvidia up 1.7%, and Intel jumping 5.5% on...
Global Macro Brief: This Week’s Market Movers 18-24 August 2025
Global Stock Market HighlightsOn Friday, U.S. President Trump met with Russian President Putin in Alaska. Trump stated that they had made significant progress with Putin but had not reached a final agreement. U.S. stocks ended mixed that day. Economic data showed July...
Global Macro Brief: This Week’s Market Movers 11-17 August 2025
Global Stock Market HighlightsWall Street indexes closed higher on Friday, led by technology stocks, as optimism over a potential ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine grew ahead of a planned meeting between Trump and Putin this week. The Nasdaq hit a fresh record, the...











