NEW YORK (dpa-AFX) – The US stock exchanges have largely contained their heavy daily losses this Wednesday. This went hand in hand with falling oil and gas prices, after they had initially risen further and extended their multi-year highs. The main reason for the turnaround and thus relief among equity market investors was the fact that Russia wants to counter the growing global natural gas crisis. In order to stabilize the energy markets, “record amounts” of gas are to be delivered to Europe, which would also indirectly dampen the demand for crude oil.
Der Dow Jones Industrial (DJIA)
last fell by 0.18 percent to 4338.10 points. The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100
After months of price rally – especially in the USA – the global stock markets are increasingly in the grip of inflation and economic worries and at the same time suffer from fears that interest rates will soon be raised. The recent sharp rise in oil prices play an important role in this. On Monday, the Opec + group announced that it would not increase its production volume more than planned despite the global oil shortage. Now Chevron’s shares were down about one percent each time
Investors cautiously acknowledged September employment data from the US private sector, which was released that day, which was much stronger than expected. The fact that the labor market service provider ADP reported an increase in employment of almost 570,000 compared to August, while economists had only expected 430,000 new jobs, did not cause euphoria.
JPMorgan economist Ian Shepherdson does not see them as reliable information for the government’s labor market data due on Friday. In addition, details were missing from which one could deduce why the estimates of economists were so clearly exceeded. “We don’t know whether the overshoot is just model-driven or actually due to stronger employment data from ADP customers,” said Shepherdson.
On the corporate side, the Dow Inc was listed in the DJIA
The paper from the alcohol manufacturer Constellation Brands
Otherwise moving reclassifications. Goldman Sachs was negative on American Airlines shares
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