India, Feb. 14 -- Markets reacted to President Trump's plans to review trade ties with more countries and also his hints about potential delays in levying reciprocal tariffs. Wall Street Futures are trading in mildly negative territory. European benchmarks are trading on a mixed note even as the Eurozone's fourth quarter GDP growth was revised upwards to 0.1 percent from the flat reading reported initially. Asian markets finished trading on a mostly positive note.
The Dollar Index extended losses. Bond yields hardened. Crude oil prices attempted a minor rebound. Amidst the Dollar's weakness, gold rallied to a tad below the existing all-time high. Cryptocurrencies mostly rallied. Here is a snapshot of the major world markets at this hour.
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