Asia market declined with the progress of Europe, gold – global markets declined today while the United States has grown – Smartetfs Asia Pacific Duffednd Builder Etf (ARCA: ADIV)

On Monday, February 24, the American markets were closed mixed with the decline in Nasdaq, as it declined through stalled technology stocks amid concerns about the demand for AI before NVIDIA profits.

The S&P 500 decreased for a third consecutive session, while Dow has made a slight gain. The uncertainty in the market is deepened due to the cuts in the Microsoft Data Center and the weak economic indicators, which increases fears of slowing growth and continuous inflation.

In economic data, the Texas Manufacturing Index in Dallas Federal Reserve fell sharply to -8.3 in February 14.1 in January, while the National Activity Index in Chicago fell to -0.03 in January from 0.18 in December.

Among the S&P 500 sectors, health care led to gains, while technology was the largest delay. NVIDIA was the largest traction on the S&P 500, followed by Broadcom, Amazon and Microsoft, all closed.

The Dow Jones industrial average increased by 0.08 % to close at 43,461.21, while the S&P 500 index decreased by 0.50 % to 5,983.25, and the NASDAQ compound decreased by 1.21 % to 19,286.93.

Asia markets today

• On Tuesday, the Japanese Nikki 225 fell by 1.44 % to 38225.50, and was pressed by losses in the sectors of shipbuilding, paper and pulp.
• S&P/ASX 200 in Australia decreased by 0.68 % to 8251.90, which is weighed by consumer estimated inventory, information technology, and materials.
• NIFTY 50 in India decreased by 0.12 % to 22,526.30, while NIFTy decreased 500 0.36 % to 20,395.20. Car gains, information technology, and stock consumers have been compensated by declines in the metal, oil, gas and real estate sectors.
• The Chinese Shanghai compound fell 0.80 % to 3,346.04, and Shanghai CSI CSI 300 1.11 % lost to closing at 3925.65.
• Hang Kong Hang Singh decreased by 1.32 %, ending at 23,034.02.

The euro area at 05:30 am

• European Stoxx 50 increased 0.15 %.
• Dax Germany has gained 0.21 %.
• France rose 0.10 %.
• The FTSE 100 index in the UK was traded by 0.41 %

Goods at 05:30 am Each time

• WTI crude oil was traded by 0.25 % at $ 70.88/BBL, and Brent rose by 0.12 % at $ 74.40/BBL.
• Oil prices rose for the second day on US sanctions against Iran, which led to the tightening of supply fears. Strong global refining margins support gains, although uncertainty about Chinese demand and upcoming definitions have been crowned increased increases.
• Natural gas gained 0.05 % to $ 3.984.
• Gold was traded by 0.30 % at $ 2,954.81, silver decreased by 0.06 % to $ 32.585, and copper rose 0.33 % to $ 4.5780.

U.S. futures in the United States at 05:30 am EST

DOW futures decreased by 0.08 %, S& P 500 futures decreased by 0.19 %, and the future NASDAC has decreased by 0.35 %.

Forex at 05:30 am

• The US dollar index rose 0.01 % to 106.68, the US dollar/JPY has gained 0.05 % to 149.62, and the US dollar/AUD rose 0.32 % to 1.5800.
• The dollar settled after Trump’s comments on Mexico and Canada stimulated the demand for safe term. The uncertainty in the market, the weakest American economic data, and the German political dangers remain the defensive support of the dollar.

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