Most US indices ended Thursday in the red amid concerns about economic slowdown and the ongoing monetary tightening cycle.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 0.75%, or 300 points, to settle at 39,134 points, extending its uptrend for the third straight day.
The S&P 500 index dropped by 0.25%, or 13 points, to 5,473 points. The Nasdaq Composite Index lost 0.8%, or 140 points, to 17,721 points, ending an eight-session winning streak.
As for European markets, the STOXX Europe 600 inched up 0.95% to 518.9 points, its highest level since June 12 (522.8 points).
The British FTSE index rose by 0.8% to close at 8,272 points, while the German DAX index gained 1% to 18,254 points, and the French CAC 40 index leapt 1.35% to 7,671 points.
The Nikkei index rose 0.15% to 38,633 points, and the broader Topix index fell 0.1% to 2,725 points.
Brent crude futures for August delivery rose 0.45%, or 38 cents, to $85.71 per barrel.
WTI crude for July delivery increased 0.75%, or 60 cents, at $82.17 per barrel.
Regarding gold, futures prices for August delivery rose by 0.95%, or $22.1, to $2,369 per ounce, the highest since June 6 ($2,390.9).
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