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Risk aversion continued to increase at the start of the week.

Investors traded yesterday with a risk-on mood, despite the continuing tensions between China and the US, fueled by the gradual reopening of economies and amid optimism on the economic recovery.

Investor sentiment brightened moderately on the back of easier activity restrictions in advanced economies as well as on signs of improvement in a German activity survey.

Mario Draghi met Italy's president Sergio Mattarella on Wednesday and agreed to try to form a government of national unity after the recent collapse of the government coalition. It is however uncertain whether Draghi will be able to put together a willing coalition of parties.

Investors traded cautiously in the last session of the week amid rising concerns between the Chinese-US relations and mounting uncertainty on the economic recovery after the COVID-19.

In yesterday's session, investor sentiment worsened amid weak economic data releases and mounting trade tensions between the US and China.

In yesterday's session, investor sentiment improved on signs that the US economy will continue to reopen.

Investors traded more cautiously in yesterday's session as they weighted mixed news on Covid-19 vaccine developments and regulators ended their short-selling bans in several European economies. In this context, U.S. and European stocks retreated after Monday's rally.

Investors started the week in a risk-on mood, supported by a French-German deal on a EU policy package and amid promising early results for an experimental vaccine against COVID-19.

Market sentiment steadied on Friday but markets still suffered weekly losses.

Markets were mixed in yesterday's session.

Investors traded in a risk-off mood in yesterday's session.

Investor sentiment worsened as new COVID-19 cases appeared in countries which started to reopen, s.a. Germany or South Korea.

Financial markets started the week with a cautious mood.

Investors traded cautiously in yesterday's session. Uneasiness around U.S.-China relations and the release of economic indicators and forecasts affected by the COVID-19 sent global stocks lower while safe-haven currencies rose.

Germany's Constitutional Court cast a shadow over the ECB's asset purchase programs.

A rebound in oil prices drove volatility down and fostered generalized gains across stock markets.

Turmoil in oil markets triggered a fresh bout of risk aversion in yesterday's session.

In a day of chaos in oil markets, weak global demand and rapidly filling storage led to a slump in oil prices.

Volatility nudged down and most global stock indices advanced, while oil prices rose as OPEC+ producers said they would accelerate planned production cuts.