2014.06.1002:49:32UTC+00Global stocks almost at record highs as market volumes dip

Global stocks are at all time highs as the world's biggest economies flourish with the recent events however analysts warn market participants as market volumes are ebbing with no signs of bottoming out.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average reached an intraday record last week leading the US equity indices to a new record high with a positive outlook for Monday as well.

European shares are also on the rise with last weeks ECB policy rectification and US data despite the holidays in some parts of the euro zone including France and Germany.

The MSCI All Country World Index that tracked the equities across 45 countries in various major markets gained on Monday closing at 426.77, almost hitting its highest record in 2007 of 428.63.

Despite the bullish mood in the market with data that indicates a further incline as US and European economies recovering, market participants are complaining about the lack in price volatility and thin trading volumes. This makes traders unsure of how to decipher the investors mood.