Financial markets are growing on the back of restored economic growth trust.

Global shares soared on Monday as policymakers around the world discussed when and how to restart industries and get back on track with their economies. After a relatively optimistic day in Asia, European stocks ended up about 2 per cent higher. Futures markets have expected that Wall Street will open up higher.

Discussing ways to reopen in recent days, as was the case with US state leaders. Any opening will be gradual and painful, but investors have been signalling hope that the recovery may soon start. U.S .. Rates Treasury bonds, a conventional, safe haven for investors, dropped in early trading on Monday.

The volatility in oil markets intensified, with the U.S. benchmark crude price falling on futures markets by more than 14 per cent. The Nikkei 225 index grew by 2.7 per cent in Tokyo. The Hang Seng index in Hong Kong was up 2 per cent. In mainland China, the Shanghai Composite index gained 0.3 per cent. Kospi in South Korea grew 1.8 per cent. Taiwan's Taiex index finished up 2.1 per cent higher. In London, in early trading, the FTSE 100 index rose 1.7 per cent. Germany's DAX rose 2.2 per cent, while France's CAC 40 index rose 2 per cent.