A long time ago in different countries, people used to trade things they made or grew with other people who also made or grew different things. These trades happened in special places called markets. Some of these markets are in Asia and Europe. Recently, the Asian and European markets were doing well and their prices went up. Also, there is a black liquid that we use to make cars go vroom-vroom and cook food, called crude oil. Its price also went up because some big countries like the US and UK attacked bad guys in another country called Yemen, and people got scared that it might affect how much oil they can get from a special waterway called the Strait of Hormuz. Another shiny thing we call gold was also worth more money than before. Read from source...

1. The headline is misleading and sensationalized. It implies that the markets in Asia and Europe are rising, while crude oil hits $75 and gold nears $2,050, all at the same time or concurrently. However, this is not true. These events happened independently of each other and at different times. A more accurate headline would be: "Asia and Europe Markets Rise, Crude Oil Hits $75, and Gold Nears $2,050 - Separate Developments in Global Markets".