During the sixteenth century, to what use did Mughals put their increased global and local commerce?

They used the resources to glorify their court's architecture and art.

Explanation:

The stable political conditions during the Mughals created an environment for the rise of not only local commerce but also of the global one. However, the articles were primarily concerned with nobility and royal families. The revenue obtained from trade practices was used to splendor the royal courts and interest of nobility.