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Asia Markets End Lower, Europe Slides While Crude Oil Slips Below $70 - Global Markets Today While US Was Sleeping

U.s. Stock markets closed lower on wednesday. Japan's nikkei 225 closed lower by 1.77%. European markets also closed lower. November private sector employment rose by 103,000, down from the expected 130,000. U.s.'s trade deficit expanded to $64.3 billion in october.

Most Asia Markets Close Up, Europe And Gold Trade Higher While Crude Oil Dips To Near $70 - Global Markets Today While US Was Sleeping

U.s. Stock markets closed mixed on tuesday, influenced by new employment data. Japan's nikkei 225 closed 2.01% up, while the asia-pacific markets experienced a robust rally. European markets were up; the euro was up 0.33% in the eurozone.

Softer Tokyo CPI Buys BOJ Time, While Moody's Cuts The Outlook For China's Debt

Outside of the australian dollar, the other g10 currencies are trading little changed. China reported better-than-expected caixin pmi, and moody's cut china's sovereign outlook to negative from stable. Japan's final november composite pmi was revised lower, and tokyo's cpi moderated more than expected. The reserve bank of australia stood pat on interest rates.

Asia Markets End Lower, Europe Trades Mixed, Gold Stays Above $2K, While Crude Below $75 - Global Markets Today While US Was Sleeping

U.s. Stock markets closed in the negative territory on monday, december 4th. Japan's nikkei 225 ended the session lower by 1.33%. China's shanghai and hong kong markets also closed lower. October's factory orders data showed a 3.6% month-over-month decline in u.s. Factory orders.

Rates And The Dollar Come Back Firmer

Us rates have come back firmer today. The two-year yield is up nearly 7 bps after falling 14 before the weekend. The dollar is firmer against all the g10 currencies except the yen. The msci asia pacific index has struggled to start the new week.

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Asia Markets Mostly Lower, Europe On The Rise, Gold Steady Above $2K Levels - Global Markets Today While US Was Sleeping

U.s. Stock markets closed mixed on thursday, with the dow jones industrial average gaining more than 500 points. Japan's nikkei 225 ended friday's session lower. European stocks climbed on friday after lower-than-expected inflation data. Chinese manufacturing activity unexpectedly expanded in november.

Asia Markets Close Higher, Europe Rises, And Crude Oil Gains - Global Markets Today While US Was Sleeping

U.s. Stock markets closed mixed on wednesday. Real estate and financial sectors saw the biggest gains in the s&p 500. Q3 economic growth outperformed expectations, while the october trade deficit widened to $89.8 billion. Microsoft and apple were the biggest drag on the index.