Wed · Nov 11, 2026The Global Close — AI rebound pulls Wall Street back toward its record · S&P 500 +1.31% · Nikkei 225 +1.31% · FTSE 100 +0.78% · DAX +1.20% · Brent $92.76 · Gold $3,991.80
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Thursday, November 12, 2026
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Market BrieferThe Global Day · Wed Nov 11, 2026
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Sydney
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Mumbai
Frankfurt
London
New York
Sydney
+0.27%
ASX 200 · 9,153.20
Tokyo
+1.31%
Nikkei 225 · 61,248.59
Hong Kong
−0.98%
Hang Seng · 24,315.92
Mumbai
+0.84%
Nifty 50 · 25,255.05
Frankfurt
+1.20%
DAX · 26,662.77
London
+0.78%
FTSE 100 · 10,835.47
New York
+0.49%
Dow Jones · 52,486.49 S&P +1.31% · NASDAQ +1.60%
Markets, briefed.
Settled closes · the published record · Wednesday, November 11, 2026 · Source: Market Briefer Global Close
Market Pulse
On the hour · As of Nov 12, 2026, 10:44 PM CST
The board as it stands now. Markets trading now carry the latest delayed figure; markets that are shut carry their last completed close — and say so.
Sydney ASX 200
Last close · Thursday, November 12
9,146.80−0.07%
Tokyo Nikkei 225
Last close · Thursday, November 12
61,248.59+1.31%
Hong Kong Hang Seng
Last close · Thursday, November 12
24,315.92−0.98%
Mumbai Sensex
Last close · Thursday, November 12
81,879.40+0.95%
Frankfurt DAX
Last close · Thursday, November 12
26,771.88+0.41%
London FTSE 100
Last close · Thursday, November 12
10,863.09+0.25%
New York Dow Jones
Last close · Thursday, November 12
52,297.09−0.36%
S&P 500 −0.35% · Nasdaq 100 −0.30%
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The flagship · The Global CloseLatest published edition — Wednesday, November 11, 2026
CoreWeave's earnings sparked an AI rebound that lifted the S&P 500 1.31% to 7,619.38, within 2.6% of its record, as Europe closed at a record and Tokyo rose a third day, with the bond market shut for Veterans Day.
What to watch tomorrow begins in London, where U.K. third-quarter GDP is due before the European open, followed in the United States by initial jobless claims, forecast at 194,000 against 189,000 the prior week, existing home sales, the Energy Information Administration's crude inventory report, and a 30-year Treasury auction — the first live read on demand for long-dated debt since Tuesday's repricing. Fed speakers Hammack, Barr, Goolsbee, Daly and Schmid will test whether officials validate the market's December pricing, and Friday's producer price index remains the second inflation print before the December 8–9 meeting. In Asia, Tokyo's open will show whether the Nikkei can extend its run above 60,000 on Wall Street's close.
CoreWeave surged 24.7% and revived the AI trade on Veterans Day, as B&G Foods, Gevo and Fossil beat and raised outlooks, Costco declared a $30 special dividend and Anthropic's IPO drew heavy demand.
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Brent $92.76Gold $3,991.80Bars show the day’s percentage move
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