A big group of people called the Federal Reserve was supposed to make it easier and cheaper for businesses to borrow money. But they didn't do it when everyone thought they would, so some countries in Asia had a bad day with their stock markets going down. In Europe, though, things were better and stock markets went up. Gold, which is a shiny metal people like to buy when they are scared or want to save money, became more expensive. All of this happened while most people in the United States were sleeping. Read from source...

1. The title of the article is misleading and sensationalized, as it does not accurately reflect the main points or trends in the global markets. A more appropriate title would be "Mixed Results In Global Markets As Fed Rate Cut Delay Looms" or something similar. This title would better capture the diversity of outcomes across different regions and asset classes, and avoid creating a false impression of a single dominant theme driving the market movements.