🌐 Global Market Update

Advisory Bazaar Info Services

🔹 U.S. equity markets closed sharply lower on Friday, with major indices declining between 1.90% and 3.56%.

🔹 European markets also ended weaker, posting losses ranging from 0.87% to 1.50%.

🔹 Asian stock markets followed the downward trend, as they were closed when former President Trump made his comments on Friday. Investors grew increasingly concerned about the durability of the trade truce.

🔹 Indian markets also declined — Sensex fell by 290 points and Nifty by 81 points.

The U.S. markets witnessed a massive sell-off on Friday, wiping out nearly $2 trillion in market capitalization. The sharp fall came after President Donald Trump issued a new warning to China over its efforts to restrict exports of rare earth minerals.

Oil prices saw a slight uptick as the Trump administration hinted at the possibility of a compromise to ease the renewed trade tensions with China. Brent crude rose above $63 per barrel.

On Monday, major stock markets across the Asia-Pacific region opened lower amid escalating concerns about a potential new U.S.–China trade war.