In Europe, the stock markets experienced declines with DAX losing 1.42%, FTSE falling 0.16%, KAC plunging 2.66%, and Eurostock dropping 1.96%. On Wall Street, central dimensions saw a slight decline, while trading continued downwards on Wall Street with Dow Jones and S&P 500 down by 0.3% and 0.4% respectively. Notable companies reporting include Adobe, Microsoft, Netflix, Broadcom, Google, Tesla, Meta, Amazon and more.
In Asia, the Nikkei was up by 0.3%, Hang Seng was down by 1%, Shanghai Stock Exchange was down by 0.5%, and Kospi was up by 0.2%. Futures trading showed a mixed trend in the morning following a mixed closing on Wall Street the previous night. Notable developments included chip stocks performing well and Tesla receiving approval for a CEO benefit. Oil prices showed a slight decline in the commodity market.
The US futures trading appeared slightly lower with tech giants trading in a mixed trend as macroeconomic data showed movement in consumer price index in France. The European markets also showed further declines with Dax falling by 1.2%, Potsi remaining stable, KAC falling by 2.2%, and Eurostock dropping by
