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Global equity markets decline amid Middle East tensions and rising oil prices, while Canada's inflation eases fears of aggressive monetary policy.
Global equity markets decline amid Middle East tensions and rising oil prices, while Canada's inflation eases fears of aggressive monetary policy.
VGT is higher, supported by Apple’s strong China shipment growth and broader Nasdaq gains. Easing oil prices after the Strait of Hormuz reopening have also improved sentiment, creating a more favorable backdrop for tech stocks.
Global markets are mixed as U.S. mega-caps lift equities, Treasuries rise, and oil tumbles on easing supply fears. Softer data from Canada and Europe point to a still-uneven macro backdrop.
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XLF is trading higher from Friday’s close, supported by strong Goldman Sachs earnings and optimism ahead of major bank reports. Financials are showing relative strength, with broader market sentiment reinforced by gains in high-yield credit.
VGT is higher from Friday’s close, led by strength in Microsoft and Oracle. Gains track broader market momentum, with the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 rising, as strong Goldman Sachs earnings offset macro pressure from surging oil prices tied to U.S.-Iran tensions.
IBB is trading higher from Friday’s close as investors position ahead of the AACR26 Annual Meeting (Apr 17–22). Gains in RVMD, IQV, ILMN, VRTX, and ALNY are supporting the move, despite macro pressure from rising oil prices tied to renewed U.S.-Iran tensions.
Global equity markets decline amid U.S.-Iran tensions and rising oil prices, raising inflation concerns and impacting economic growth.
Global equity markets rise as U.S. inflation data shows 3.3% CPI increase, while Canadian job growth remains modest amid steady unemployment rate.
Global equity markets decline as U.S. jobless claims rise and GDP growth disappoints, while European industrial production falters and oil prices surge amid geopolitical tensions.