Index and stock market conditions, oil, gold and foreign money markets as of 11 Dec 2020
– Dow Jones New York Stock Exchange closed slightly positive Friday (11 Dec), while the S & P500 and Nasdaq closed down on uncertainty about the new round of stimulus in the US. Continues to affect investor confidence
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 30,046.37 points, up 47.11 or + 0.16%, while the S & P500 closed at 3,663.46, 4.64 points, or -0.13%, and the Nasdaq closed at 12,377.87, down 27.94 or -0.23%.
– European stock markets closed Friday (11 December), pressured by fears about the economic impact of a new coronavirus outbreak. And the uncertainty over a trade agreement between Britain and the European Union (EU).
The Stoxx Europe 600 index was down 0.77% to close at 390.12 points.
The German stock market DAX closed at 13,114.30, down 181.43, or -1.36%, the CAC-40 French stock market closed at 5,507.55, down 42.10, or -0.76%, and the FTSE 100, the London Stock Exchange, closed 6,546.75 points, down 53.01 or -0.80%
– London stock market closed Friday (11 Dec) as investors worried that Britain may have to withdraw from the European Union (EU) without a no-deal Brexit.
The FTSE 100 index, the London Stock Exchange, closed at 6,546.75 points, down 53.01 points or -0.80%.
– New York’s West Texas Crude (WTI) contract closed on Friday (11 Dec) as a result of profit-taking after the price jumped on Thursday. But crude oil still rallied this week. Because investors expect the world economy to recover. And there will be a greater demand for oil Following the progress of vaccination against COVID-19 In different countries
WTI crude oil contract for delivery in January. It was down 21 cents, or 0.5 percent, to 46.57 dollars a barrel. But it rose about 0.7% in the past week.
Brent crude oil contract (BRENT) for February delivery It was down 28 cents, or 0.6 percent, to $ 49.97 a barrel, but was up 1.5 percent this week. And rose for the sixth consecutive week
– New York gold futures closed Friday (11 Dec), boosted by buying gold as a safe haven amid uncertainty about new rounds of stimulus in the United States. It is possible for Britain to withdraw from the EU without a no-deal Brexit, as well as signs of inflation on US commodity prices.
COMEX (Commodity Exchange) gold contract for February delivery It was up $ 6.2, or 0.34 percent to $ 1,843.6 an ounce. And rose 0.2% in the past week.
Silver metal contract for March delivery It was down 0.2 cents, or 0.01 percent, to $ 24.092 an ounce.
Platinum contract delivered in Jan. It was down $ 5.9, or 0.57%, to $ 1,021.8 an ounce.
Palladium contract delivered in March. It was down $ 2.40, or 0.1%, to $ 2,333.10 an ounce.
– The US dollar appreciates against all major currencies. In a trade at the New York Exchange on Friday, uncertainty about the issuance of additional stimulus measures in the US prompted investors to buy the dollar, a safe-haven currency.
The dollar index, which measures the greenback against six major currencies in a basket of currencies, rose 0.17 percent to 90.9726.
The US dollar was stronger against the Swiss franc at 0.8894 francs from 0.8870 francs, and strengthened against the Canadian dollar at 1.2771 Canadian dollars from 1.2744 Canadian dollars. But the US dollar was slightly weaker compared to the yen at 104.00 yen from 104.18 yen.
The euro fell against the dollar at $ 1.2114 from $ 1.2133, while the pound fell to $ 1.3225 from $ 1.3290, and the Australian dollar rose to $ 0.7536 from $ 0.7527.
The DJIA index, the New York Stock Exchange, closed at 30,046.37 points, up 47.11 points, or + 0.16 percent.
The S & P500 Index closed at 3,663.46 points, down 4.64 points or -0.13%.
The Nasdaq Index closed at 12,377.87 points, down 27.94 points or -0.23%.
The German stock market DAX closed at 13,114.30, down 181.43, or -1.36%.
Index CAC-40 French stocks closed at 5,507.55 points, down 42.10, or -0.76%.
The FTSE 100 index, the London Stock Exchange, closed at 6,546.75 points, down 53.01 points or -0.80%.
The NIKKEI 225 Index, Japanese stock markets closed today at 26,652.52 points, down 103.72 points, -0.39%.
The SSE Composite Index closed at 3,347.19 points, down 26.08, or -0.77%.
The HSI Index, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, closed at 26,505.87 points, up 95.28 points, or + 0.36%.
SENSEX Index, the Indian stock market closed at 46,099.01 points, an increase of 139.13 points + 0.30%.
The FTSE STI index, Singapore stocks closed at 2,821.70, down 3.26, -0.12%.
The FBMKLCI, Malaysian stock market closed at 1,684.58 points, up 30.19 points, + 1.82%.
Jakarta Composite Index The Indonesian stock market closed at 5,938.33 points, up 4.63, + 0.08%.
The KOSPI Index, the South Korean stock market closed at 2,770.06 points, up 23.60, + 0.86%.
The S & P / ASX 200 Index closed at 6,642.60 points, down 40.50 points, -0.61%.
The ALL ORDINARIES index, the Australian stock market, closed at 6,886.40 points, down 30.70 capacity, -0.44%.
The TAIEX index, the Taiwan stock market closed at 14,261.69 points, up 12.20, + 0.086%.
The PSE Composite Index closed at 7,246.16 points, up 91.73, + 1.28%.
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