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Weekly Market Summary

Edition
9 February 2026
Closing of
Fri 06 February

Major Indexes Performance

IndexClosing PriceWeekly ChangeChange as a bar2026 editions
S&P 5006,932.301.97%closing of Fri 02 January: 6,858.47closing of Fri 16 January: 6,940.01closing of Fri 23 January: 6,915.61closing of Fri 06 February: 6,932.30
Dow Jones50,115.672.47%closing of Fri 02 January: 48,382.39closing of Fri 16 January: 49,359.33closing of Fri 23 January: 49,098.71closing of Fri 06 February: 50,115.67
Nasdaq23,031.212.18%closing of Fri 02 January: 23,235.63closing of Fri 16 January: 23,515.39closing of Fri 23 January: 23,501.24closing of Fri 06 February: 23,031.21
Euro Stoxx 505,998.401.23%closing of Fri 02 January: 5,850.38closing of Fri 16 January: 6,029.45closing of Fri 23 January: 5,948.20closing of Fri 06 February: 5,998.40
FTSE 10010,369.750.59%closing of Fri 02 January: 9,951.14closing of Fri 16 January: 10,235.29closing of Fri 23 January: 10,143.44closing of Fri 06 February: 10,369.75
Shanghai4,065.58-0.25%closing of Fri 16 January: 4,101.91closing of Fri 23 January: 4,136.16closing of Fri 06 February: 4,065.58
MOEX Russia2,735.43-0.06%closing of Fri 16 January: 2,733.75closing of Fri 23 January: 2,777.29closing of Fri 06 February: 2,735.43

Major Commodities Performance

CommodityClosing PriceWeekly ChangeChange as a bar2026 editions
Gold4,979.801.85%closing of Fri 02 January: 4,329.60closing of Fri 16 January: 4,595.40closing of Fri 23 January: 4,979.70closing of Fri 06 February: 4,979.80
Silver76.900.24%closing of Fri 02 January: 71.02closing of Fri 16 January: 88.54closing of Fri 23 January: 101.33closing of Fri 06 February: 76.90
Brent Oil68.050.74%closing of Fri 02 January: 60.75closing of Fri 16 January: 64.13closing of Fri 23 January: 65.07closing of Fri 06 February: 68.05

Economic indicators

Unemployment rate U.S
4.3%
Core CPI U.S
325.01 - YoY
PPI U.S
149.16 - YoY
Eurozone CPI Data (Consumer Inflation)
129.43
UK CPI Data (Consumer Inflation)
139.3
European Central Bank / Interest rates
2.15%

Article summaries

  1. Gold hits record above $5,100 as investors seek safe havens

    Global precious metals markets have seen unprecedented price moves, with gold breaching the $5,100/oz level a historic high as geopolitical uncertainty and economic risk drive demand for traditional safe-haven assets. Investors are reallocating away from risk assets and seeking stability amid political and economic instability, contributing to strong bullion inflows. Central banks are also actively diversifying reserves, which adds structural support to prices. The rally in gold, and notable gains in silver and platinum, underscores how macro-political stress continues to shape financial market behavior.

    Sourcereuters.com (opens in a new tab)

  2. Global trade finance gap remains huge amid geopolitical tensions

    According to a new Asian Development Bank (ADB) report, the gap in global trade finance persists at around $2.5 trillion, hampering global trade flows and economic growth. Despite an expanding global economy, this financing shortfall disproportionately affects small and medium enterprises and firms in emerging markets. The report notes that while fintech may ease some pressures, traditional trade finance availability remains stretched. In addition, rising tariffs and shifting supply chains part of broader geopolitical realignments are complicating access to stable finance, especially in regions increasingly diversifying away from dollar-centric trade.

    Sourcereuters.com (opens in a new tab)

  3. Finance can put trade at risk, leaving global economy “on the brink”

    A new UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) report highlights how shifts in financial markets are now as influential on global trade as traditional economic factors. The analysis warns that volatile financial conditions from interest rate swings to rapid shifts in capital flows can disproportionately damage trade volumes and economic stability, particularly in developing countries. With almost 90 % of world trade reliant on stable trade finance, disruptions in credit or payment systems could slow global growth and deepen inequality. The report underscores the need for coordinated reforms to stabilize trade finance and reduce systemic risk across geographies.

    Sourceunctad.org (opens in a new tab)

Reference list

  1. 1https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/gold-races-5100-record-peak-safe-haven-demand-2026-01-26 (opens in a new tab)
  2. 2https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/boards-policy-regulation/global-trade-finance-gap-25-trillion-global-trade-tensions-rise-adb-says-2026-01-15 (opens in a new tab)
  3. 3https://unctad.org/news/finance-can-put-trade-risk-leaving-global-economy-brink-developing-countries-hardest-hit (opens in a new tab)

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