US stock futures rose collectively before the trading session, European stocks rose, US dollar rose slightly, US bonds remained stable, spot gold fell by more than 1% at one point

Source: Wall Street Insights

The earnings reports of large US enterprises are about to be released intensively, and the profit expectations have boosted market sentiment. US stock futures rose collectively, European stocks generally increased, the US dollar index edged higher slightly, US Treasury bonds declined slightly, and spot gold once fell by more than 1%.

The overall performance of the global market was relatively calm. Daniel Murray, CEO of EFG Asset Management based in Zurich, said:

"It seems that the peak period in terms of tariffs has passed, which has helped to calm the tension and restore investors' optimism. The Trump administration appears to be willing to roll back some of the more extreme trade measures previously announced, and the future uncertainties have accordingly decreased."

On Tuesday, April 29, the futures of the three major US stock indexes rose collectively. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures rose by 0.28%, S&P 500 Index futures rose by 0.31%, and NASDAQ 100 Index futures rose by 0.4%.

European stocks rose for the sixth consecutive trading day. The Euro Stoxx 50 Index rose by 0.11%, the German DAX 30 Index rose by 0.58%, the French CAC 40 Index rose by 0.07%, and the UK's FTSE 100 Index fell slightly by 0.1%.

The yield of the 10-year US Treasury bond edged up by 2 basis points, reporting at 4.236%.

The US dollar index fluctuated within a narrow range, rising by 0.15% on the day, reporting at 99.08 points.

Spot gold fluctuated and declined, once approaching the $3,300 mark. It is now down by 0.65% to $3,322.23 per ounce.

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