Global equity markets advanced for a second consecutive session on November 11 as crude oil prices held around $63.5 per barrel, tempering inflation concerns. Asian and European indices gained 0.4–0.7 %, while US futures traded positive after recent volatility. The dollar weakened slightly, and bond yields retreated as investors priced in gradual policy easing. Energy-importing economies such as India and Japan benefited from softer commodity trends, improving their macro outlook. Market sentiment remained constructive, driven by signs of declining producer inflation and robust third-quarter earnings globally.