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1h agoGlobal shares advance as end-of-shutdown optimism boosts Asia and strengthens the dollar
Global equities rose on November 10 after optimism grew that the US government shutdown would end soon, improving risk sentiment and lifting the US dollar. Asian benchmarks in Japan, South Korea, and India advanced between 0.3 and 0.6 percent, while European futures indicated early gains. Commodity prices firmed modestly, with Brent crude trading near $87 per barrel. The improved mood followed easing Treasury-yield volatility and rising confidence in global trade stability, helping offset concerns over slower Chinese exports earlier in the month.
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1h agoGlobal shares advance as end-of-shutdown optimism boosts Asia and strengthens the dollar
Global equities rose on November 10 after optimism grew that the US government shutdown would end soon, improving risk sentiment and lifting the US dollar. Asian benchmarks in Japan, South Korea, and India advanced between 0.3 and 0.6 percent, while European futures indicated early gains. Commodity prices firmed modestly, with Brent crude trading near $87 per barrel. The improved mood followed easing Treasury-yield volatility and rising confidence in global trade stability, helping offset concerns over slower Chinese exports earlier in the month.
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Global shares advance as end-of-shutdown optimism boosts Asia and strengthens the dollar
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Global shares rose as optimism over a US shutdown resolution improved risk appetite, strengthened the dollar, and supported Asian and European indices.
Global equities rose on November 10 after optimism grew that the US government shutdown would end soon, improving risk sentiment and lifting the US dollar. Asian benchmarks in Japan, South Korea, and India advanced between 0.3 and 0.6 percent, while European futures indicated early gains. Commodity prices firmed modestly, with Brent crude trading near $87 per barrel. The improved mood followed easing Treasury-yield volatility and rising confidence in global trade stability, helping offset concerns over slower Chinese exports earlier in the month.
Global equities rose on November 10 after optimism grew that the US government shutdown would end soon, improving risk sentiment and lifting the US dollar. Asian benchmarks in Japan, South Korea, and India advanced between 0.3 and 0.6 percent, while European futures indicated early gains. Commodity prices firmed modestly, with Brent crude trading near $87 per barrel. The improved mood followed easing Treasury-yield volatility and rising confidence in global trade stability, helping offset concerns over slower Chinese exports earlier in the month.
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Nov 10, 2025 • 19:30 IST