| Prev Close | 25,317.41 |
| Open | 25,038.46 |
| Day Low/High | 24,768.79 / 25,247.92 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 23,242.75 / 26,951.81 |
| Volume | 316.62M |
| Exchange | OTC |
Global stocks fell hardTuesday as investors focus to slowing economic growth and simmering geo-political tensions ahead of the busiest week of the U.S. earnings season and amid concern that corporate performance will begin to wane into the final months of the year.
Global stocks kicked off the week in a bullish mood Monday, with markets in China ripping to biggest single-day gain in three years following government pledges on tax and liquidity, as investors eye a key set of U.S. corporate earnings, and myriad geo-political risks, in order to gauge market direction between now and the end of the year.
Global stocks shrugged off a series of headline risks Friday, including the weakest economic growth in China since the financial crisis, allowing markets in Europe and Asia to rebound on the final trading day of the week and pulling Wall Street futures into the green.
Global stocks weakened Thursday, with benchmarks in China falling to the lowest level in four years, after a hawkish set of minutes from last month's Federal Reserve meeting cemented the case for near-term rate hikes, pulling both the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields higher.
Global stocks pared gains Wednesday, following the biggest single-day surge on Wall Street in more than six months, as investors shifted focus to the strength of U.S. corporate earnings season even as geopolitical tensions and ongoing trade disputes capped gains in Europe and Asia.
Global stocks edged cautiously higher Tuesday, while U.S. earnings helped equity futures rise firmly into positive territory, even as investors continue to eye developments in Saudi Arabia linked to the disappearance of prominent journalist Jamal Khashoggi and fret over further signals of a trade war-related slowdown in China.
