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Last week was a mixed affair for the world’s major markets as investors cogitated a surprise UK election and the ramifications of the French presidential election.

The Dow ended the week down (just) by 0.03% to close at 20656, however it climbed by 3.5% over the course of the quarter.

Last week was the final trading session for March and Q1 (which I’ll review next week). It was a mixed affair for the world’s major markets.

The German index has been rather bullish over the last several months, as we have broken above the €12,000 level.

The German index has been very bullish for quite some time, and it is one that I have been scalping in the CFD market.

Last week was a positive affair for the world’s major markets with all making gains over the previous week’s close.

The German index initially fell on Wednesday, but found the €11,500 level to be supportive enough to turn the market back around.

Last week was another mixed affair for the world’s major markets. The Dow ended the week down by 0.11% to close at 20071. The Nasdaq composite index was up by 0.11% over the course of the week at 5666.8.

Last week was the first full trading session of 2017. The markets were mixed with the Dow and Nikkei closing lower.

Last week was the usual twilight affair for the major world’s markets as many were still partly on holiday and trading volumes were low. In Europe over the course of the week, the FTSE was up on last week’s close by 0.94%, it closed at 7210.1 making 14% over the year and 1.4% in Q4.

Last week was a largely positive affair for the major markets with only the Nasdaq slipping.

Last week was saw all of the major markets trading higher. In Europe over the course of the week, the FTSE was up on last week’s close by 3.3%, it closed at 6954.2; the Dax ended at 11204, up by 6.6% on last week’s close; the CAC was up by 5.2% to end the session at 4764.1.

Last week was mixed for the major markets with the majority trading lower. In Europe over the course of the week, the FTSE was down on last week’s close by 1.6%, it closed at 6730.7; the Dax ended at 10513, down by 1.7.2% on last week’s close; the CAC was down by 0.47% to end the session at 4528.8.

Last week was another positive affair for all of the world’s major markets. In Europe over the course of the week, the FTSE was up on last week’s close by 0.67%, it closed at 6775.8; the Dax ended at 10665, up by 1% on last week’s close; the CAC was up by 0.34% to end the session at 4504.4.

In advance of a final election results in the United States on Wednesday, Asian markets saw the start of what is poised to be a tumultuous market reaction if Donald Trump triumphs over Hillary Clinton in the eleventh hour.

Last week was a negative affair for all of the world’s major markets. In Europe over the course of the week, the FTSE was down on last week’s close by 4.3%, it closed at 6693.3; the Dax ended at 10259, down by 4.1% on last week’s close; the CAC was down by 3.8% to end the session at 4377.5.

Last Friday marked the final trading session for October from the perspective of these summaries. It was another mixed affair for the world’s major markets.

The world’s major markets were trading at least marginally higher last week, for a change.

The world’s major markets were trading mixed yet again last week.

The world’s major markets were trading mixed again last week.