Volatility in global markets continued into the last trading week of October, however, so far November has started on a green note across the key trading regions. Investors started buying again given Fed maintained the US cash rate for another term, eurozone inflation data came in at a 2-year low for October, and Australian quarterly company results showed resilience across some sectors.Concurrently, governments worldwide are actively pressing forward with the transition to green energy with key commodities playing a vital role.In this week's wrap, Grady covers:

geopolitical tensions and China’s recovery post-pandemic,

the rally of infrastructure investment company, Infratil,

governments pushing for a transition to green energy,

key commodities’ impact on the energy transition,

the $2 billion Hydrogen Headstart program,

the best performing stocks in the ASX200,

the most traded stocks & ETFs by Bell Direct clients, and