Stock markets in Asia and Europe rise behind America

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(Gujarat News Correspondent) MUMBAI: Indian stock markets closed today on the occasion of Bakri Eid. While in the global markets today, the markets of the countries of Asia and Europe were booming behind America. Despite the negative factor of the rapid rise of cases in the third wave of corona in European countries, the positive factor of encouraging corporate results and the U.S. Sentiment improved as investors began to grab buying opportunities in declining stocks as the economic sector moved higher, with the Federal Reserve's monetary policy easing.

Futures rise another 150 points after a 30-point jump in the Dow Jones

On the global front, stocks rallied yesterday on positive outlook for encouraging corporate results with rising Treasury yields in the US, as well as a still high level of expansion on the economic front. International crude oil prices also jumped to સપાટી 60 a barrel, with Brent crude surpassing global markets, ignoring the negative side of the increasing cases of the Delta variant of the Corona.

Markets in Europe, the US and Asia were booming ahead of the European Central Bank's (ECB) decision on interest rates on Thursday and the release of current US home sales figures. In the US, the Dow Jones index on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose 4.5 points to 211.5 on Tuesday, after which the Dow Jones index was up 140 points in futures this evening. The Nasdaq index jumped 2.50 points to 12.5 yesterday.

European markets Futsy 31, Dex 15, Cake 20 index rose 3 points

Markets in European countries were bullish today. The London Stock Exchange's Futsy 100 Index was up 31 points in the evening, Germany's Dex was up 19 points and France's Cake 20 Index was up 3 points. Among Asian markets, Japan's Tokyo Stock Exchange Nikkei Index rose 19.5 points to 9, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng fell 2.4 points to 7.5. International crude oil prices rose by સેન્ટ 1.04 a barrel to ૭ 20.8 a barrel this evening and Nymex crude rose 20 cents to ૬૮ 8.10 a barrel.

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