New Delhi, March 28 (HS): Today, signs of weakness are evident in the global market. U.S. markets closed lower in the previous session, although Dow Jones futures show gains today. European markets also experienced selling pressure, and Asian markets are trending downwards. The U.S. auto sector was significantly impacted by President Trump's tariff policies, contributing to the declines on Wall Street.

The S&P 500 ended down 0.33% at 5,693.31 points, while the Nasdaq fell 0.53% to 17,804.03 points. Dow Jones futures, however, are currently up 0.19% at 42,381.16 points. European indices followed suit; the FTSE closed down 0.27% at 8,666.12 points, the CAC decreased 0.51% to 7,990.11 points, and the DAX fell 0.71% or 160.29 points to 22,678.74 points.

In Asia, 7 out of 9 markets are down, while one index shows gains. The Jakarta Composite remains unchanged due to a holiday. The Straits Times is up 0.17% to 3,988.39 points. Conversely, GIFT Nifty is down 0.53% at 23,634 points, Hang Seng Index decreased 0.97% to 23,348.97 points, and the Nikkei dropped sharply by 2.30% to 36,931.95 points. KOSPI fell 1.86%, Taiwan's index dropped 1.77%, the Shanghai Composite is down 0.72%, and the SET Composite declined 0.41%.

Hindusthan Samachar / Jun Sarkar