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Asia Markets Mixed, Eurozone Dips, Crude Rises- Global Markets Today While US Was Sleeping

On Thursday, Sept. 21, the U.S. stock markets ended significantly lower, with investors analyzing economic data after the Federal Reserve’s decision on interest rates. U.S. jobless claims dropped to 201,000 for the week ending Sept. 16, the lowest since January, compared to the expected 225,000. 

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Asia Falls, Eurozone And Commodities Trade Lower After Fed Rate Decision – Global Markets Today While US Was Sleeping

On Wednesday, September 20, the U.S. stock markets closed in red as the Federal Reserve opted to keep the federal funds rate from 5.25% to 5.5% during its September meeting. Most S&P 500 sectors ended lower, with communication services and information technology sectors posting the largest losses, while consumer staples, utilities, and real estate sectors showed slight gains.

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Asia Closes in Red, Eurozone Trades Higher While Crude Stays above $90 – Global Markets Today While US Was Sleeping

On Monday, September 18, the U.S. markets closed with a slight uptick, as stocks stayed relatively stable, with a heightened emphasis on assessing future interest rate trends. Most S&P 500 sectors ended positively on Monday, with energy and tech leading the gains, while consumer discretionary and real estate sectors saw declines.

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Asian Markets Mixed, Eurozone Trades In Red While Crude Oil Gains – Global Markets Today While US Was Sleeping

On Friday, September 15, the U.S. markets ended lower, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq posting losses for the second consecutive week. U.S. stocks deepened their decline and ended lower following a week of varied economic data, with investors shifting their focus to the Federal Reserve's upcoming interest rate decision next week.

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Asian Markets Mixed, Europe Trades Higher Influenced By ECB’s Signal Of Ending Rate Hike Cycle – Global Markets Today While US Was Sleeping

On Thursday, September 14, U.S. markets ended higher; the Dow surged over 300 points, its biggest single-day gain in over five weeks. The increase was driven by the strong performance of the U.S. consumer sector, supported by recent retail sales data.

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