Market Performance - The Nasdaq Composite surged more than 1% in early afternoon trading, indicating a strong market rally [1] - The S&P 500 increased by 1.2%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 700 points, or 1.5% [1] - Major indexes experienced a rally on Thursday before a sharp decline affected all three [1]

Core Insights - All nine global indexes tracked have shown gains through November 17, 2025, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng leading at a year-to-date gain of 34.5% [2] - Japan's Nikkei 225 follows with a 26.1% gain, while China's Shanghai Composite is at 21.8% [2] - India's BSE SENSEX has the smallest gain at 6.3% [2] Index Performance Context - A comparative performance chart illustrates the indexes' standings relative to their historical peaks, showing current values, all-time peaks, and the distance from those peaks [3] - The performance of world markets has been analyzed since March 9, 2009, aligning various indexes to visualize relative performance effectively [5] - Additional charts provide insights starting from October 9, 2007, and the turn of the century, offering a longer-term view of index performance [6] Index Tracking Methodology - The DAXK is tracked as a price-only index for consistency with other indexes that do not include dividends [8]

Major stock indexes finished mixed Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average declining for a second straight session but registering a weekly gain. https://t.co/AgVfLN4RZo ...

LIVE Stock Market Today: Dow Opens Down After Selloff Last Updated: 21 min ago Major Indexes Head for Worst Start to November Since 2008 By The stock market's autumn to remember is turning into a fall to forget. The major indexes are all on track for their worst first five days of November since 2008. They're also having their worst start to any month since April, when President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day†tariffs roiled markets. The Dow is down 1.8% so far this month; the S&P 500 is down 2.3%; the Nas ...

Major stock indexes hit fresh records Wednesday ahead of the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates and earnings reports from several tech giants, while Nvidia became the first company to have a $5 trillion valuation. https://t.co/cDyIgMugjb ...

Despite stock indexes hitting new records, investors are pulling back from sectors that are more sensitive to a slowing economy https://t.co/fBVWMP4fFM ...

Major stock indexes closed sharply lower Friday after President Donald Trump threatened "massive" tariffs on China, reversing early gains that saw the Nasdaq hit a fresh record high. https://t.co/IFmJSDIQHs ...

Core Insights - All nine global indexes tracked have shown gains through September 29, 2025, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng leading at a year-to-date gain of 35.7% [2] - The second and third positions are held by Canada's TSX with a gain of 20.4% and China's Shanghai with a gain of 18.4% [2] - India's BSE SENSEX has the smallest year-to-date gain at 0.5% [2] Index Performance Context - A comparative performance chart illustrates the indexes' standings relative to their historical peaks, showing current values, all-time peaks, and the distance from those peaks [3] - The performance of world markets has been tracked since March 9, 2009, with various indexes hitting their lows on different dates, providing a visual representation of relative performance [5] - Additional charts provide insights starting from October 9, 2007, and the turn of the century, allowing for a longer-term view of index performance [6]

Major stock indexes hit fresh record highs Monday at the start of an extraordinarily busy week for financial markets. https://t.co/fACV3t7f4P ...