Global markets keep shrugging off shocks. Here's what could break that streak, according to HSBC

• Brent oil prices rose toward the $100 mark, reaching an intraday peak of $99.46 amid renewed military tensions between the US and Iran. • The central bank will release a new inflation report during its September 22 policy meeting to determine plans for the fourth quarter.

• Asian shares and U.S. futures declined recently as escalating conflict in the Middle East drove oil prices higher. • Market volatility affected the Korea Composite Stock Price Index and shares of major companies like Samsung Electronics Co. and SK Hynix.

• Indian stock markets, including the Sensex and Nifty, fell in early trade due to rising tensions in West Asia and foreign fund outflows. • Crude oil prices climbed close to $100 per barrel, while investors sold off shares in the information technology sector.

• SK Hynix shares rose more than 4% today, contributing to a gain of over 2% for South Korea’s KOSPI stock index. • The market surge occurred as Brent crude oil prices approached the $100 per barrel mark and the Japanese yen remained strong.

• Oil prices are approaching $100 per barrel as tensions escalate in the Middle East. • Asian markets showed mixed results, with Hong Kong’s Hang Seng dropping 0.6% and Sydney slipping 0.3%.

• Major European stock markets closed with mixed results on Tuesday as investors navigated uncertain trading conditions. • Market sentiment was weighed down by rising energy prices and the resulting concerns over inflation.

• Italy has overtaken France as a more attractive destination for outside investment within the Eurozone. • Adam Posed, President of the Peterson Institute, described Italy as the "flower in the eye of the G7 bond market."

• S&P Dow Jones is moving Poland into the category of developed markets. • GPW chief Tomasz Bardziłowski warned that this shift could lead to a "benchmark effect" where the country's weight in global indices decreases.

• US stocks fell on Tuesday as investors reacted to Middle East tensions and rising oil prices. • The S&P 500 declined 0.58% while software companies like Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Intuit saw their shares slide.

• The MSCI Asia-Pacific Index of regional equities dropped 0.2% as markets in Japan and Australia fell. • South Korea's Kospi index and the Japanese yen both advanced during the trading session.

• Indian benchmark indices closed lower on Tuesday as rising crude oil prices spooked investors. • The BSE Sensex fell by 555.23 points and the Nifty 50 index declined by 144.05 points.