European stock markets operated by Euronext opened the new week on a firmer footing on Monday, 24 November 2025, with financials and other cyclicals in demand while defence names came sharply under pressure. The session unfolded against a busy news backdrop for Euronext itself, including the formal welcome of the Athens Stock Exchange (ATHEX) into the group and a new growth initiative targeting Europe’s aerospace and defence supply chain. Euronext+1 Euronext indices: modest gains after last week’s tech-driven wobble Trading across Euronext’s main markets — Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, Dublin, Lisbon, Milan, Oslo and now Athens — was broadly positive through

Ireland’s stock market opened the new week on a strong footing on Monday, with the ISEQ All‑Share index rebounding in line with a broader European rally fuelled by renewed hopes of imminent US interest‑rate cuts and cautious optimism around Ukraine peace talks.reuters.com+1 By the close, the ISEQ All‑Share stood at 12,308.94, up 1.05% on the day, according to historical data from Investing.com and live readings from Irish broker Davy.investing.com The ISEQ 20 blue‑chip index added about 1.0%, while the ISEQ Financial index outperformed with a jump of roughly 1.8%, underlining how bank stocks were at the heart of Monday’s move.live.euronext.com

The Australian share market kicked off the new trading week with a sharp rebound today, Monday 24 November 2025, as the S&P/ASX 200 jumped more than 1% and climbed back above the 8,500 mark. A wave of takeover news around Qube Holdings and Monash IVF, together with renewed hopes of a US Federal Reserve rate cut, helped power broad-based gains across industrials, technology, healthcare, miners and banks. CommBank+2MPC Markets -+2 ASX 200 today: market snapshot (24 November 2025) By the close of trade in Sydney, the S&P/ASX 200 was up around 1.2–1.3%, finishing just above 8,520 points, according to multiple data providers. Commonwealth

Tokyo’s cash equity market is dark today, but Japan is still right at the center of the global market story. The Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) is closed on Monday, November 24, 2025, as Japan observes Labor Thanksgiving Day (substitute holiday), yet Nikkei 225 futures, the yen, Japanese government bonds and fresh wage headlines are giving investors plenty to watch ahead of Tuesday’s reopen.Japan Exchange Group+2Forex Church+2 Last week’s steep sell‑off left the Nikkei 225 about 5% below its late‑October record above 51,000, after a bruising Friday session where the index dropped roughly 2.4% to around 48,626 and the TOPIX eased to about 3,298.Nikkei Indexes+2Trading Economics+2 Today’s holiday pause comes as investors reassess Japan’s “sell Japan” narrative,