Market Overview

Global equity indexes are pointing in opposite directions currently after US stocks ended higher second straight session on Friday. Alphabet extended losses 1.7% underperforming market as the US Department of Justice argued to a judge the company was monopolizing online search requesting that Google sell its widely used Chrome browser as well as ban deals for Google to be the default search engine on smartphones , Nvidia stock slumped 3.2% on Friday.

Global stocks are trading mostly higher currently after US stocks closed higher on Thursday following strong labor market report. Alphabet shares slumped 4.6% underperforming market on reports that Department of Justice (DOJ) asked a federal court to order Google to sell its widely used Chrome browser as well as to ban deals for Google to be the default search engine on smartphones and prevent it from exploiting its Android mobile operating system, Meta shares slid 0.4% on Thursday.

Global equity indexes are pointing in opposite directions currently ahead of US unemployment claims report today at 17:30 CET after Wall Street ended mixed on Wednesday. Apple shares rose 0.32% despite reports the company’s largest individual shareholder Arthur D. Levinson sold Apple shares worth about $45.4 million between November 15 and November 19, Microsoft shares slid 0.55% on Wednesday underperforming market while  Mizuho reiterated its Outperform rating on shares of Microsoft Corporation, maintaining a $480.00 price target for the tech giant's stocks.

Global equity indexes are mostly advancing currently after US stocks ended mixed again on Tuesday. Alphabet shares rose 1.57% outperforming market despite reports the US Department of Justice is seeking an order that would require Google to sell its popular Chrome browser to another party, Microsoft shares added 0.49% on Tuesday.

Global equity indexes are mostly trading higher currently after US stocks ended mixed on Monday. Tesla stock surged 5.6% amid reports that President-elect Donald Trump could ease regulation on self-driving vehicles, Nvidia shares lost 1.3% on Monday underperforming market.

Global equity indexes are pointing in opposite directions currently after US stocks ended lower second straight session on Friday. Nvidia fell 3.26% underperforming market, Apple stock lost 1.41% on Friday amid reports Berkshire Hathaway sold about a quarter of its stake in the iPhone maker, amounting to 100 million shares in the third quarter.

Global stocks are trading mostly down currently after US stocks closed lower on Thursday following Fed chair Powell’s bearish comments. Tesla shares slumped 5.8% underperforming market amid reports that President-elect Donald Trump could end a popular $7,500 consumer tax credit for EV purchases, Meta shares slid 0.5% on Thursday.

Global equity indexes are pointing mostly lower currently ahead of US Producer prices and unemployment claims report today at 17:30 CET after Wall Street ended mixed on Wednesday. Amazon shares jumped 2.48% outperforming market while the tech giant launched the Amazon Haul - a discount focused e-commerce service - in a beta test mode on the Amazon mobile app, an answer from the company to the rapid rise of PDD Holdings' Temu, Alphabet shares lost 1.54% on Wednesday.

Global equity indexes are mostly retreating currently ahead of US inflation report at 17:30 CET after Wall Street ended lower on Tuesday. Apple shares ended flat, Microsoft shares rose 1.2% on Tuesday outperforming market amid reports the Executive Vice President of Business Development of the software giant sold $3.05 million in company stock.

Global equity indexes are mostly trading lower currently after US stocks continued the rally on Monday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average notched a record high close. Tesla’s stock market value surged to $1.1 trillion with shares rallying 8.96% as Wedbush raised its price target by $100, calling the Trump victory a "gamechanger" for the EV maker , Nvidia shares lost 1.61% on Monday underperforming market.