European, some Asian markets closed for holiday

Stock markets in Europe and several Asian countries are observing a public holiday today, April 6, while Wall Street resumed trading.

 

European markets have been closed since trading close last Thursday due to Good Friday and Easter holidays. They are set to reopen on Tuesday.

 

Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and Hong Kong are observing the Easter holiday, while markets in China and Taiwan are closed for the Qingming Festival, also known as Tomb-Sweeping Day.

 

Meanwhile, stock markets in Japan and South Korea continued as normal, with investors remaining cautious amid ongoing Middle East tensions.

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