| Prev Close | 24,947.67 |
| Open | 24,918.82 |
| Day Low/High | 24,284.78 / 25,095.62 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 23,344.52 / 26,951.81 |
| Volume | 398.23M |
| Exchange | OTC |
Global stocks were mixed Friday, as investors crept back into risk markets following a modestly positive tone at the end of trading on Wall Street yesterday, but maintained a cautious stance ahead of today's U.S. employment report that could have major implications for the Federal Reserve's near-term rate path.
Global stocks slumped Thursday, pulling U.S. equity futures heavily into negative territory, following the arrest of a high-level Chinese business executive in Canada that threatens to unravel the recently agreed trade truce between Washington and Beijing.
Global stocks extended declines into a second session Wednesday, following on from last night's sharp selloff on Wall Street, as investors continue to question that fate of U.S.-China trade talks and re-set assumptions for growth and inflation as a key bond market signal flashes warning signs of recession.
Global stocks weakened Tuesday, with investors fading yesterday's rally amid concern over a lack of detail in the recent U.S-China trade talks and signals from the bond market that suggest slowing growth in the world's largest economy.
Global stocks surged Monday, lifting U.S. equity futures firmly into the green, after President Donald Trump proclaimed a 90-day "truce" in the still-simmering trade war between Washington and Beijing following this weekend's G20 Summit in Argentina, laying the groundwork for a solid December rally in markets around the world.
Global stocks traded mixed again Friday as investors around the world kept a nervous eye on the start of the G20 summit in Argentina and prepped for the scheduled showdown between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jingping that could end or intensive the ongoing trade war between the world's two biggest economies.
