The data in the image reflects a largely positive trend across global equity markets, with selective weakness in a few regions, including India and Australia. Overall, sentiment appears constructive rather than risk-averse.
United States: Steady Gains
US500 (S&P 500): +0.22%
US30 (Dow Jones): +0.21%
US100 (Nasdaq): +0.32%
US markets are trading higher across the board, led by the Nasdaq, indicating continued strength in technology and growth stocks. The gains are modest, suggesting stable participation rather than euphoric buying.
Asia-Pacific: Japan and China Strong, Australia Weak
Japan (JP225 – Nikkei): +0.76%
Shanghai Composite: +0.92%
ASX 200 (Australia): −0.72%
Japan’s Nikkei is outperforming, supported by currency dynamics and strong corporate sentiment. China’s Shanghai index is also firm, pointing to renewed optimism around policy support and valuations. Australia is the notable underperformer, likely weighed down by commodity-linked stocks.
Europe: Broad-Based Upside
UK (FTSE 100): +0.54%
Germany (DAX): +0.38%
France (CAC 40): +0.20%
Italy (FTSE MIB): +1.04%
Spain (IBEX 35): +0.70%
European markets are showing broad and healthy gains, with Italy leading the pack. This points to improving regional sentiment, supported by easing inflation concerns and stable macro signals.
Other Key Markets
Canada (TSX): +1.06% — strong move, likely aided by financials and energy
Russia (MOEX): −0.34% — marginal weakness
India (Sensex): −0.38% — mild correction despite positive global cues.
