Key takeaways Market wrap—what moved in Shanghai today Chinese equities eased on Monday, November 17, 2025, as investors locked in recent gains and tracked a softer regional tone. At the close, the Shanghai Composite finished 0.46% lower at 3,972.03, the Shenzhen Component slipped 0.11%, and ChiNext shed 0.20%. Turnover across Shanghai and Shenzhen totaled ¥1.91 trillion, indicating slightly lighter participation than at the end of last week. Xinhua News Why the tape looked heavy Globally, risk appetite cooled with markets eyeing Nvidia’s mid‑week results—a widely watched read‑through for AI‑linked demand—and digesting cross‑currents from geopolitics to policy. That risk‑off undertone bled

European equities began the week on the back foot Monday, with Euronext’s major benchmarks edging lower as investors braced for a backlog of U.S. economic releases and the week’s headline corporate result from Nvidia. Financials and luxury houses were among the early drags, while aerospace outperformed. Reuters+1 Market at a glance (Mon, 17 Nov 2025) Data points reflect conditions during the European morning/late morning on 17 Nov 2025 and may be delayed. Reuters What moved Euronext this morning Corporate: Euronext launches tender for 2026 bonds and lines up new issue Euronext N.V. this morning opened an any‑and‑all cash tender for

Indian equities on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) closed firmly higher on Monday, 17 November 2025, extending their winning streak to a sixth straight session as financials, autos and select midcaps drew strong buying interest. The rally unfolded against a backdrop of fresh Reserve Bank of India (RBI) relief for tariff‑hit exporters, political stability after the Bihar election verdict, and sustained retail investor interest in BSE itself. The Economic Times+3The Economic Times+3Business Today+3 Headline Numbers: Sensex and Nifty Reclaim Momentum At the close, the S&P BSE Sensex ended around 84,950, up about 388 points or 0.46%, while the Nifty 50

Mumbai, 17 November 2025 – The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) kicked off the new trading week on a strong note as benchmark indices extended their winning streak to a sixth consecutive session. The Nifty 50 reclaimed and closed above the psychologically important 26,000 mark, while the Bank Nifty scaled a fresh record high, underscoring broad-based optimism across Indian equities. Business Standard+2Moneycontrol+2 Headline indices on NSE: Nifty 50 above 26,000, Sensex near 85,000 On the NSE, the Nifty 50 ended the day at 26,013.45, up 103.4 points (0.40%), marking the index’s first close above 26,000 since late October and

The German blue‑chip index DAX and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange started the new week on a cautious note. While trading opened with small gains, the market quickly slipped back under the psychologically important 24,000‑point mark as investors weighed fresh regulatory changes at Deutsche Börse, an ongoing share buyback, and renewed warnings from the European Central Bank (ECB) about elevated financial‑market risks. MarketScreener+2Deutsche Börse Group+2 DAX on 17 November 2025: Nervous but orderly trading in Frankfurt At the opening bell in Frankfurt, the DAX edged up around 0.14% to roughly 23,910 points, staying just under the 24,000 threshold that has acted

Microsoft stock is starting the new week in consolidation mode after a volatile stretch for AI names, with big headlines today around Bill Gates’ foundation slashing its Microsoft stake, fresh political pressure on AI chip exports, and a key dividend/ex‑dividend catalyst later this week. Below is a news-style roundup of everything that matters for Microsoft (MSFT) on Monday, 17 November 2025. 1. Price snapshot: Microsoft hovers around $510 As of late morning U.S. trading on 17 November 2025, Microsoft shares are trading around $510 per share, roughly in line with Friday’s official close of $510.18.appreciatewealth.com+1 Key context: After an AI‑driven