French Stocks Drop to Lowest Level Since March Amid Middle East Tensions and Fiscal Worries
The French CAC 40 index fell to its lowest level since March due to escalating tensions in the Middle East and domestic budget deficit concerns.
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The French CAC 40 index fell to its lowest level since March due to escalating tensions in the Middle East and domestic budget deficit concerns.
European equities fell on Thursday as rising Middle East tensions drove oil prices and bond yields higher, putting pressure on major stock indexes.
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Galaxy Digital CEO Michael Novogratz says artificial intelligence is in a massive bubble, but investors should continue to participate in the rally.
Japanese shares fell as rising oil prices and hawkish central bank signals stoked inflation and interest rate concerns among investors.
Private equity inflows into Indian real estate rose 39% to $5.93 billion in the first nine months of 2026, driven by a surge in domestic capital.
Retail REITs face pressure from high interest rates and cautious consumer spending, but limited supply and strong occupancy support key operators.
The ASX 200 index fell 0.8% to 8,661 as rising domestic inflation expectations and geopolitical tensions in the U.S. weighed on investor sentiment.
US stock futures fall as investors digest rising Treasury yields, a hot inflation survey, and escalating tensions in the Middle East.
European markets open lower as rising oil prices and hawkish Federal Reserve minutes stoke inflation concerns, ahead of key German economic data.
Wall Street pulled back on Wednesday as high Treasury yields and massive AI financing plans pressured stocks, while EUR/USD traded near $1.1200.
Asian markets fell as rising bond yields and hawkish Federal Reserve minutes signaling potential interest rate hikes weighed on investor sentiment.
The S&P/NZX 50 Gross Index rose 0.1% to close at 13,692 on Thursday, halting recent declines despite pressure from rising global interest rates.
India's BSE Sensex fell 0.5% as investors react to a surprise interest rate hike by the central bank and rising crude oil prices.
Asian shares declined as Japan's Nikkei fell below 70,000 and South Korea's KOSPI slipped despite record quarterly earnings from Samsung.
Asian stock markets declined broadly as surging oil prices and elevated Treasury yields pressured equities, with South Korea's KOSPI leading the losses.
Indian shares fell after the central bank raised interest rates, though gains in technology stocks like TCS helped limit the market losses.
Foreign portfolio investors stepped up selling in Indian equities in late September, focusing on financials, oil and gas, and auto sectors.
Indian equities are poised for a weak start due to negative global trends, rising crude oil prices, and hawkish domestic monetary policy.
Singapore's Straits Times Index fell to its lowest level since July as rising US Treasury yields and declining financial stocks weighed on the market.