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Weekly Market Summary

Edition
6 April 2026
Closing of
Fri 03 April

Major Indexes Performance

IndexClosing PriceWeekly ChangeChange as a bar2026 editions
S&P 500Not availableNot availableclosing 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: 6,932.30closing of Fri 13 February: 6,836.17closing of Fri 20 February: 6,909.51closing of Fri 27 February: 6,878.88closing of Fri 06 March: 6,740.02closing of Fri 13 March: 6,632.19closing of Fri 20 March: 6,506.48closing of Fri 27 March: 6,368.85
Dow JonesNot availableNot availableclosing 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: 50,115.67closing of Fri 13 February: 49,500.93closing of Fri 20 February: 49,625.97closing of Fri 27 February: 48,977.92closing of Fri 06 March: 47,501.55closing of Fri 13 March: 46,558.47closing of Fri 20 March: 45,577.47closing of Fri 27 March: 45,166.64
NasdaqNot availableNot availableclosing 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: 23,031.21closing of Fri 13 February: 22,546.67closing of Fri 20 February: 22,886.07closing of Fri 27 February: 22,668.21closing of Fri 06 March: 22,387.68closing of Fri 13 March: 22,105.36closing of Fri 20 March: 21,647.61closing of Fri 27 March: 20,948.36
Euro Stoxx 50Not availableNot availableclosing 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: 5,998.40closing of Fri 13 February: 5,985.23closing of Fri 20 February: 6,131.31closing of Fri 27 February: 6,138.41closing of Fri 06 March: 5,719.90closing of Fri 13 March: 5,716.61closing of Fri 20 March: 5,501.28closing of Fri 27 March: 5,505.80
FTSE 100Not availableNot availableclosing 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: 10,369.75closing of Fri 13 February: 10,446.35closing of Fri 20 February: 10,686.89closing of Fri 27 February: 10,910.55closing of Fri 06 March: 10,284.75closing of Fri 13 March: 10,261.15closing of Fri 20 March: 9,918.33closing of Fri 27 March: 9,967.35
Shanghai3,880.10-1.00%closing of Fri 16 January: 4,101.91closing of Fri 23 January: 4,136.16closing of Fri 06 February: 4,065.58closing of Fri 13 February: 4,082.07closing of Fri 27 February: 4,162.88closing of Fri 06 March: 4,124.19closing of Fri 13 March: 4,095.45closing of Fri 20 March: 3,957.05closing of Fri 27 March: 3,913.72closing of Fri 03 April: 3,880.10
MOEX Russia2,760.70-0.49%closing of Fri 16 January: 2,733.75closing of Fri 23 January: 2,777.29closing of Fri 06 February: 2,735.43closing of Fri 13 February: 2,776.34closing of Fri 20 February: 2,780.60closing of Fri 27 February: 2,799.14closing of Fri 06 March: 2,854.11closing of Fri 13 March: 2,871.86closing of Fri 20 March: 2,864.89closing of Fri 27 March: 2,789.61closing of Fri 03 April: 2,760.70

Major Commodities Performance

CommodityClosing PriceWeekly ChangeChange as a bar2026 editions
Gold4,702.700.49%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: 4,979.80closing of Fri 13 February: 5,046.30closing of Fri 20 February: 5,080.90closing of Fri 27 February: 5,247.90closing of Fri 06 March: 5,158.70closing of Fri 13 March: 5,061.70closing of Fri 20 March: 4,609.60closing of Fri 27 March: 4,508.60closing of Fri 03 April: 4,702.70
Silver73.170.34%closing of Fri 02 January: 71.02closing of Fri 16 January: 88.54closing of Fri 23 January: 101.33closing of Fri 06 February: 76.90closing of Fri 13 February: 77.96closing of Fri 20 February: 82.34closing of Fri 27 February: 93.29closing of Fri 06 March: 84.31closing of Fri 13 March: 81.34closing of Fri 20 March: 69.66closing of Fri 27 March: 69.56closing of Fri 03 April: 73.17
Brent OilNot availableNot availableclosing of Fri 02 January: 60.75closing of Fri 16 January: 64.13closing of Fri 23 January: 65.07closing of Fri 06 February: 68.05closing of Fri 13 February: 67.75closing of Fri 20 February: 71.30closing of Fri 27 February: 72.48closing of Fri 06 March: 92.69closing of Fri 13 March: 103.14closing of Fri 20 March: 106.41closing of Fri 27 March: 105.32

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. The war's economic impact could get worse for Americans”

    The article examines how escalating conflict involving Iran is beginning to disrupt global economic stability, particularly through energy markets. A key chokepoint the Strait of Hormuz has seen major supply interruptions, pushing oil prices sharply higher and threatening broader inflationary effects.

    While the U.S. economy has not yet experienced the full shock, early indicators such as rising fuel costs, supply chain strain, and increased consumer prices suggest deeper impacts ahead. If disruptions persist, the piece warns of a potential global recession driven by sustained commodity shortages and financial market volatility.

    Sourcewashingtonpost.com (opens in a new tab)

  2. “Fed's Musalem sees no imminent need to change monetary policy stance”

    This article highlights the U.S. Federal Reserve’s cautious stance as geopolitical tensions particularly in the Middle East add uncertainty to inflation and growth forecasts. Despite rising risks from energy-driven price increases, policymakers believe current interest rates remain appropriate for now.

    However, officials acknowledge that prolonged geopolitical instability could sustain inflation above target levels and complicate future policy decisions. The piece underscores the balancing act central banks face between controlling inflation and avoiding economic slowdown in an increasingly unstable global environment.

    Sourcereuters.com (opens in a new tab)

  3. “Iran war may increase mortgage payments for extra 1.3m households, says Bank of England”

    This piece explores how geopolitical conflict is feeding directly into domestic financial systems, particularly housing markets in the UK. The Bank of England warns that rising global uncertainty and energy-driven inflation are pushing up borrowing costs, which could significantly increase mortgage payments for millions of households.

    The article emphasizes how external shocks like war translate into tighter financial conditions, reduced lending availability, and heightened risks in financial markets. It also points to broader vulnerabilities, including high debt levels and fragile investor sentiment.

    Sourcetheguardian.com (opens in a new tab)

Across all three pieces, a clear theme emerges:
Geopolitics is no longer a background risk it is actively driving financial markets, fiscal policy, and corporate strategy in real time.

Reference list

  1. 1https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2026/04/04/iran-war-global-economy/ (opens in a new tab)
  2. 2https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/feds-musalem-says-monetary-policy-well-positioned-amid-economic-uncertainty-2026-04-01/ (opens in a new tab)
  3. 3https://www.theguardian.com/money/2026/apr/01/iran-war-higher-mortgage-payments-uk-households-bank-of-england (opens in a new tab)

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