09.11. Global stocks increase continuously, attention to U.S. inflation data

News for today, November 9:

Global stocks hit new highs yesterday, Monday, as investors welcomed the US infrastructure spending bill. The Wall Street benchmark index S&P 500 and the Nasdaq closed higher, extending record highs for an eighth straight session, despite a 4.9% drop in Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) Inc, which had an impact on the S&P 500.

Asian shares were mixed on Tuesday and U.S. Treasury yields plunged, while European stock markets are expected to open slightly lower on Tuesday. Markets, spurred by the passage of the long-delayed $ 1 trillion U.S. infrastructure bill, await the release of inflation data from the United States. Oil prices edged lower on Tuesday after recent gains amid the outlook for energy demand in an expansive global economy. Bitcoin rose 4.6% to $ 66,240.26.

The price of Brent crude is $ 83.41 per barrel, WTI — $ 81.94. EUR/USD is at 1.1588, GBP/USD — 1.3566, gold is at $ 1,824.09 per ounce.­­­­