Global equity indices extended gains on November 11 as progress in U.S. government funding negotiations and steady oil prices lifted risk appetite. The MSCI World Index rose 0.6 %, while Asian benchmarks advanced following overnight U.S. market momentum. Brent crude traded near $63.5 per barrel, reducing inflationary pressure and supporting cyclical sectors. European bourses posted broad-based gains led by banking and industrial stocks. Investor sentiment improved as expectations grew that political clarity and moderating energy costs could sustain the global growth cycle into early 2026.