How to monitor global market momentum using Upstox Pro's 'Global Markets' feature

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Markets are buzzing today after news of Donald Trump’s U.S. presidential victory. Major indices worldwide responded with rallies: the BSE Sensex jumped 1.13%, Nifty was up 1.12%, and European stocks saw a 0.9% rise, driven by a surge in media stocks.

If you’re interested in global market trends, Upstox Pro’s ‘Global Markets’ feature offers an efficient way to track these shifts across regions. Here’s how you can make the most of this tool:

  1. Access global market data: Go to the ‘Discover’ section in your Upstox Pro and click on ‘Explore’. Scroll down and select ‘Global Markets’ where you’ll find live updates on global major indices and economic indicators, from currency pairs to oil prices.
  2. Check global indices: Under the ‘Global indices’ tab, you can view updates on global indices such as US Dow Jones, FTSE 100, and Japan’s Nikkei 225, with live price movements and percentage changes. For example, after the results, indices such as Dow Jones and FTSE 100 showed significant upticks, reflecting global market reactions.
  3. Check economic indicators: Under the ‘Economic indicators’ tab, you can track currency rates, such as USD/INR, and commodity prices like Brent and WTI crude oil, all essential for understanding how global events impact market trends. Following the results, oil prices saw notable fluctuations, highlighting the impact of economic shifts on commodity markets.
  4. Spot regional trends: Compare indices such as the GIFT Nifty, Dow Jones, and Nikkei 225 to gauge global market sentiment. See how each region responds to economic shifts in real time.
  5. Analyse cross-regional impact: Assess how international events, such as USD/INR fluctuations or changes in oil prices, can affect markets around the world. This insight is key to understanding the ripple effects across economies.

With insights from Upstox Pro’s ‘Global Markets’, you’re equipped to monitor these vital updates to make informed decisions in response to global developments.

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Have more questions regarding this feature? Check out our FAQ post on Global Markets

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