Global stocks suffer with the rebound in cases and in Europe stocks are at their lowest level in five months



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In order to allow travel during the Christmas period, European governments are preparing to implement four-week lockdown measures

With a sharp fall, the different European markets react to the announcement of new restrictions to face the expansion of cases of contagion by coronavirus.

In order to be able to allow trips during the Christmas period, European governments prepare to implement four-week lockdown measures, which impacts investors’ spirits, since that decision would hit the economy again.

Germany will evaluate the closure of all bars and restaurants in the country, While the French president, Emmanuel Macron, has convened for this Wednesday a television station in which he could announce semi-confinement measures for the country to try to stop the infections. For his part, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is under increasing pressure to tighten restrictions in the UK.

In the United States, meanwhile, the stock markets are affected by the increase in cases of coronavirus.

This is how the falls in the old continent are led by the German Dax, with a decrease of 3.87%, followed by Euro Stoxx, which fell 3.50%, and the French Cac 40, which lost 3.48%. Further back, the United Kingdom’s Ftse 100 falls 2.68% and the Spanish Ibex 35 falls 2.35%

With this, the stock markets in Europe in some cases reach their lowest level in five months.

On the New York Stock Exchange, the Dow Jones falls 2.70%, the S&P 500 loses 2.21% and the Nasdaq contracts 2.97%.

The already closed Asian markets had a day with mixed results. While the Shanghai Comp and the Chinese Csi 300 each advanced 0.46% and 081%, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng lost 0.32% and the Japanese Nikkei 225 fell 0.25%.

Chilean ball docks

The Santiago Stock Exchange does not escape the poor global results and is linked to its international peers.

The IPSA, the main stock market indicator of the national market, falls 2.16% and stands at 3,616.96 points.

The biggest drops were recorded by the shares of series B of SQM, which fell 4.96%, those of AFP Cuprum, which lost 3.43%, and series A of Aguas Andinas, which fell 3.28%.

The B series of Embotelladora Andina increased 2.07%, while the Sonda and Embonor papers gained 0.76% and 0.31%, respectively.





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