The STOXX Europe 600 Index Opened With The Mining Sector Down 1.4%, The Real Estate Sector Down 1.5%, And The Financial Sector Down 1.4%

China's SSE Closed Down 29.27 Points, Or 0.74%, At 3919.29 On Thursday, April 2nd; The Shenzhen Component Index Closed Down 219.58 Points, Or 1.6%, At 13486.94; The CSI 300 Index Closed Down 47.15 Points, Or 1.04%, At 4478.91; The ChiNext Index Closed Down 74.87 Points, Or 2.31%, At 3172.65; And The STAR Market 50 Index Closed Down 36.02 Points, Or 2.77%, At 1262.18

Yields On UK Government Bonds Of All Maturities Generally Rose By 5 To 9 Basis Points In Early Trading

A Spokesperson For The Pakistani Foreign Ministry Stated That They Have Been Actively Communicating With US Leaders To Seek A Solution To The Iranian Issue

33,000 Residential Units In Tehran, Iran's Capital, Damaged By War

According To Israeli Media Reports, At Least Two People Were Injured In A Rocket Attack From Lebanon In Shemona, A City In Northern Israel

Hong Kong Rises To Become The World's Fifth-Largest Goods Trading Economy

Iran Claims That Its Air Defense System Intercepted Enemy Targets In The Eastern City Of Mashhad

France's Government Budget For February Stood At -32.12 Billion Euros, Compared To The Previous Figure Of -9.72 Billion Euros

Switzerland's March CPI Year-on-Year Rate Was 0.3%, Below The Expected 0.5% And Up From The Previous Reading Of 0.10%

The Main Glass Futures Contract Fell 2.00% During The Day, Currently Trading At 988.00 Yuan/ton

Risk-Aversion Buying And Oil-Export Advantages Resonate, Driving Strong Dollar Gains Amid Uncertainty In The Conflict

A Related Survey Shows That Among 28 Economists Surveyed, 18 Believe The Reserve Bank Of New Zealand Will Raise The Official Cash Rate To 2.50% Or Higher By The End Of The Fourth Quarter. The Median Forecast For The Official Cash Rate At The End Of The Year Is 2.50%, Compared To 2.25% In February

U.S. Retired Colonel Slams Trump For Not Understanding The Global Oil Market And Accelerating The Economy's "Collapse"

According To A Survey Of All 32 Economists, The Reserve Bank Of New Zealand Is Expected To Keep The Cash Rate At 2.25% On April 8