Although the meter is better than expected: Wall Street closed with declines
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23:05
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange closed lower: the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 0.8%, the Nasdaq was down 0.4% and the S&P 500 was down 0.6%.
Following the introduction of the iPhone 13, Apple stock ended the day with a 0.8% decline, a trend similar to the development of the integrated stock that packed the rest of the previous ones.
Prominent among Israelis, Redhill, which collapsed 33% after the failure of trials in Corona patients, and Siren, which jumped 23% after a new distribution contract. REE fell 8.7%, Teva lost 2.4%. Iron Source jumped 5.7% and Riskipade rose 5.4%.
22:10
The Brent-style oil contract for December delivery was up 0.1 percent, 9 cents, and closed at $ 73.6 a barrel.
21:35
The declines in New York are strengthening: the Dow is down 1%, the NASDAQ is down 0.5% and the S&P 500 is down 0.7%.
WTI oil is stable at $ 70.46 a barrel.
21:15
Investors are not responding to a look at Apple’s announcements and the stock is down 1.4%.
20:40
Again over 1,800: A gold contract for December delivery rose 0.7 percent, to $ 12.7, and closed at $ 1,807.1 an ounce.
19:50
Minutes before events where Apple is expected to recognize new iPhones, the stock is down 0.4%.
19:20
Shares of the Israeli Software Company Siren Increases by 49% following a new distribution agreement.
19:00
European stock exchanges ended the trading day with a mixed trend. Partinkfort The DAX was up 0.1%, in London the Potsy 100 was down 0.5% and the Paris Cock 40 was down 0.4%. The Amsterdam 25 index rose by 0.8%, the Madrid 35 index fell by 0.4% also the Milan 40 index strengthened by 0.4%. The pan-European Stokes 600 index closed almost unchanged, the mining sector fell by 1.9% and the technology sector rose by 1.2%.
18:10
Sharp declines in gambling stocks due to limited supervision in Macau. Las Vegas Sands falls 13%, Wayne Resorts 12% and MG. If you lose 5%.
At the top of the Dow, Microsoft is up 1.1%, Coca-Cola is up 0.2% and Johnson & Johnson and Apple are up 0.1%.
17:00
A change in trend on Wall Street: The Dow is down 0.3%, NASDAQ is trading close to the opening level from the third side and the S&P 500 is down 0.2%.
16:30
New York Stock Exchange Day opened with gains. The Nasdaq is up 0.5%, the Dow Jones is up 0.2% and the S&P 500 is up 0.3%.
The 10-year US government bond yield weakens slightly to 1.3%. The dollar weakened 0.3% against salmon and 0.1% against the Japanese yen to 109.8 yen per dollar. The pound strengthened 0.5% to $ 1.39 per pound and the euro advanced 0.2% to $ 1.18 per euro. WTI oil is up 0.8% at $ 71 a barrel and Brent-style oil is up 0.9% at $ 74.1 a barrel. Gold is up 0.3% and is trading at around $ 1,799 an ounce.
16:25
Redhill drops 32% prematurely, following the failure of a trial in Corona patients in a severe condition.
15:40
Futures are up, contracts on the Hebrew Nasdaq are down 0.1% to 0.3%, contracts on the Dow Jones and SP 500 are up 0.3% to 0.4%.
15:35
Macro USA: The holders’ index rose in August by 0.3% in July and by 5.3% in annual rates, education areas rising by 5.4%, and 0.4% in July.
Successful Food and energy prices at the center by 0.1% and annual research rates of 4%, the education station of 0.3% and 4.2%, respectively.
15:30
The futures contracts for New York’s top executives anticipate a mixed opening. The contracts for the Nasdaq index weaken by 0.1% and the contracts for the Dow Jones and S&P 500 indices strengthen by 0.3%.
13:05
The Hebropa stock exchanges are still operating in a mixed trend, with increases in Partinkport, Amsterdam, Madrid, Milan and Vienna. In London and Paris the indices are losing some height.
In the pre-trading on Wall Street there are nice gains forRadware . On the other hand, Intercure Weakened 3% in early trading
11:25
Trading on the China and Hong Kong stock exchanges closed down, with the Shenzhen index down 0.5% and the Hang Seng down 1.5%.
Aishupa continues to have a mixed trend in trading, although the guidelines written for some of the stock exchanges have moderated. The Dax index is trading stably with very slight upward fluctuations, in Stockholm transfers have been deleted since this morning and now the center is down 0.2%.
Even on Wall Street futures trading the growl is negative, with the Dow Jones and Nasdaq recording other slight declines that the contract on the S&P 500 is trading steadily with an upward trend.
10:15
Trading on the European stock exchanges opened with a trend to intervene, with the DAX index rising close to 0.2% and similar rises also recorded in Amsterdam, Milan and Stockholm.
The British Potsy Index is down 0.2%, although positive data were released this morning to change the number of job seekers in August. As it turns out, the unemployment situation has improved and the number of job seekers has dropped by more than 58,000.
In Japan, the Nikkei traded up 0.7%, while China and Hong Kong saw gains. The Shanghai and Hang Seng indices shed 1.4% each and the Shenzhen Stock Exchange fell 0.6%.
The oil market recorded increases of about 0.5% in both types of crude oil. WTI oil trades for $ 70.8 a barrel, and Brent-style oil for $ 73.9.
08:05
Asian stock markets will be reviewed today in a mixed trend and trading in contracts on US stock market indices is recording slight gains.
In the commodity trading arena, a November contract for Brent-style oil rose slightly to $ 74 a barrel, and a contract for an ounce of gold traded steadily around $ 1,794.
The crypto market is up 1% to $ 45,200, while atrium is up 1.1% to $ 3,280.
On Wall Street, the first trading day of the week ended last night with the trend of intervening, since when did the end of trading the masses climbed. In the end, the Dow Jones closed up 0.7%, the S&P 500 – which traded between ups and downs a lot today – closed up 0.2%, while the Nasdaq shed 0.1%.
In his weekly review, Oppenheimer’s technique strategist Ari Wald repeats his recommendation on growth channels, which are preferred over traditional value channels. Wald notes that the Nasdaq is a unique measure of the growth channels that showcases more performance across the Dow Jones index, and several other structures are limited to technology giant stocks.
Arie Wald considers the breakthrough of this week’s Nasdaq 100 index to the traditional Dow index, which reflects investors’ preference for growth horizons, has turned the expected structure into a continuation of the near future. New and constitutes the preferred investment idea among the leading benchmark indices.