A woman rides a bicycle behind a red light on September 23, 2020 in Paris, France.
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European stocks fell on Thursday and U.S. stock futures weakened as investors rallied against U.S. stocks. Congress has largely abandoned the idea that it will provide new impetus, while the recent addition to the COVID-19 case is a concern.
After a 0.6% advance on Wednesday, Stoxx Europe 600 SXXP,
Decreased 0.9%. With Rolls Royce RR in the aviation sector, it was another tough day.
International Airlines Group IAG,
And Airbus AIR,
Retreat.
German DAX DAX,
French CAC 40 PX1,
And UK FTSE 100 UKX,
Everyone refused.
US stocks were rough on Wednesday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA.
Retreated 525 points. Stock Futures YM100,
NQ00,
Thursday was also low.
Goldman Sachs economists forecast U.S. growth in the fourth quarter. Cut the growth forecast in half, from 6% to 3%. “We feel that it is now clear that Congress will not continue to add additional financial stimulus to the resolution. This suggests that after the final round of additional unemployment benefits, which are currently being disbursed, any further financial assistance will have to wait until 2021, “economists said.” , Which the U.S. House has already passed.
According to figures released on Thursday, Germany’s IFO business climate index rose for the fifth month in a row, close to economists’ expectations, while UK Chancellor Ishii Sunak is expected to take steps to replace the expiring Job Farlow program.
Ajay Rajadhyaksh, a New York-based strategist for UK Bank Barclays, told customers: “
From stocks on the move, Suez SEV,
As part of Suez’s widespread resistance to the takeover of Velia Environment VII, as part of its captain’s widespread resistance, its move was announced by its board of directors, after which the stock fell 4%.
Smiths Group Smin,
Shares fell 6%. The UK engineering group re-established its dividend as its pretax profit fell from ongoing operations due to a planned split from Smith Medical. Analysts at Barclays said that although Payday did not provide guidance, its own estimates of a 5% reduction in organic sales and a stable margin of 15% appear to be “achievable” after the results.
Pets Home at PETS,
The stock rose 20 per cent as UK pet supplies retailer said it would be ahead of the underlying pre-tax profit of lying 73 million. That said, it had two figures, such as sales growth from eight weeks to September 10.
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