Daily Reviews

Global stock markets continue to be under pressure due to Israel's statements that it will respond to Iran and ongoing conflicts.

We have seen strong increases in European, Asian and US stock exchanges, stocks and commodities this month. SPX500 and Dow Jones indexes and gold prices broke records.

Gold prices were horizontal at record levels, and the US indices encountered some profit taking after the record. Today may be a more active day.

While the markets were waiting for a continuation of the interest rate cut from the Fed after the US consumer data, which was much lower than expected yesterday, the dollar index fell.

Markets started the second day of the week with news of incentives and interest rate cuts from China. In the early hours of the morning, US futures were positive and gold prices broke a new record at $2640.

On Friday, the PCE core consumption index, one of the favorite indicators that the Fed looks at when making decisions, will be followed by the markets again. With the rise of the dollar index today, some profit sales may be seen in asset prices.