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Stock Market Conditions and Indices for the Oil, Gold, and Foreign Money Markets as of September 1, 2020
– The New York Stock Exchange Dow Jones closed overnight (September 1), while Nasdaq and S & P500 closed in New Heights. This was driven by orders for technology stocks. The actions, in particular, benefited from the fact that people had to work from home during the COVID-19 epidemic, like the actions of Zoom Video Communications. The market also benefited from an increase in the US manufacturing index, the highest level in more than 1 year
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 28,645.66 points, an increase of 215.61 points, or + 0.76%, while the Nasdaq closed 11,939.67 points, up from 164.21 points or + 1.39%, the S & P500 closed at 3,526.65, an increase of 26.34 points or + 0.75%.
– European stocks closed overnight (September 1), falling for the fourth day in a row after being pressured by weak economic data from the euro zone. And with the British stock market falling to its lowest level in more than three months, tech stocks jumped into the market. As shares in Apple Inc.’s supplier company rose in response to the news, Apple planned to produce more iPhones.
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index fell 0.35%, closing at 365.23 points.
The French CAC-40 stock market closed at 4,938.10, down 9.12 or -0.18%, and the London FTSE 100 stock market closed at 5,862.05 points, down 101.52 or -1.70 %, but the German DAX stock market closed at 12,974.25, up 28.87 or + 0.22%
– The London stock market closed overnight (September 1) at a low of more than three months, pressured by profit-taking after the market rose stronger in August in the sixth round. In addition, the appreciation of the pound affected export stocks.
The FTSE 100 index, the London Stock Exchange, closed at 5,862.05, down 101.52 points, or -1.70%.
– West Texas Crude Oil (WTI) New York closed positive overnight (September 1) in response to strong growth in the US and Chinese manufacturing indices in August. The market was also boosted by the forecast that US crude stocks will fall for the fifth week in a row.
WTI crude oil contract for October delivery rose 15 cents, or 0.4 percent, to $ 42.76 a barrel.
Brent crude oil (BRENT) contract for November delivery rose 30 cents, or 0.7 percent, to $ 45.58 a barrel.
– New York gold futures closed slightly positive tonight (September 1), pressured by the strength of the dollar, however, gold futures could close at two-week highs as analysts expected. Wait Gold prices continue to trend upward. It was driven by the US Federal Reserve, which signaled a low fixed interest rate for many years.
COMEX (Commodity Exchange) gold contract for delivery in December. It was up 30 cents, or 0.02 percent, to $ 1,978.9 an ounce. What is the highest closing level since August 18 of this year?
Silver contract for December delivery rose 5.1 cents, or 0.18 percent, to $ 28.645 an ounce.
Platinum contract delivered in October. It increased $ 14.8, or 1.58 percent, to $ 952.7 an ounce.
The Palladium contract was delivered in December. It rose $ 31.80, or 1.4 percent, to $ 2,311.10 an ounce.
– The US dollar appreciates against the main currencies. Trading on the New York Stock Exchange last night (September 1) after the United States released strong manufacturing data in August, it was reported that he was in the United States for a month. While investors are on the lookout for US private employment figures for August, to be released today. And the non-farm employment figures for August, which is scheduled to be released on Friday.
The dollar index, which measures the dollar against six major currencies in a basket of funds, rose 0.21 percent to 92.3572 last night.
The US dollar rose against the yen to 105.96 yen from 105.87 yen and rose against the Swiss franc to 0.9094 francs from 0.9032 francs. The US dollar also appreciated. With the Canadian dollar at C $ 1.3074 from C $ 1.3027.
The euro fell against the dollar to $ 1.1907 from $ 1.1935, while the pound rose to $ 1.3377 from $ 1.3376 and the Australian dollar fell to $ 0.7367 from $ 0.7387.
The DJIA index, the New York Stock Exchange, closed at 28,645.66 points, 215.61 points more, + 0.76%.
The S & P500 index closed at 3,526.65 points, 26.34 points more, + 0.75%.
The NASDAQ New York Stock Exchange closed at 11,939.67 points, 164.21 points more, + 1.39%.
The German DAX stock market closed at 12,974.25 points, 28.87 points more, + 0.22%.
The FTSE 100 index, London Stock Exchange, closed at 5,862.05 points, 101.52 less, -1.70%.
The French shares of the CAC-40 index closed at 4,938.10 points, down 9.12, -0.18%.
The Indian stock markets SENSEX index closed at 38,900.80, an increase of 272.51 points, + 0.71%.
The FTSE STI index, the Singapore stock market closed at 2,538.55 points, up 6.04 points, + 0.24%.
Shares in the FBMKLCI Malaysia index closed at 1,521.43 points, down 3.78 points, or -0.25%.
Jakarta Composite Index The Indonesian stock market closed at 5,310.68 points, up 72.19 points, + 1.38%.
The HSI index, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, closed at 25,184.85 points, an increase of 7.80, + 0.03%.
The SSE Composite Index closed at 3,410.61 points, 14.93 points more, + 0.44%.
The KOSPI index, the South Korean stock exchange, closed at 2,349.55 points, 23.38 points more, + 1.01%.
The S & P / ASX 200 index closed at 5,953.40 points, down 107.10 points, -1.77%.
ALL THE ORDINARIES The Australian stock market closed at 6,143.20 points, 102.70 points less, -1.64%.
The NIKKEI 225 index closed at 23,138.07 points, down 1.69 points, -0.01%.
The TAIEX index, Taiwan shares closed at 12,703.28 points, an increase of 111.83 points, + 0.89%.
The PSE Composite Index closed at 5,799.24 points, 84.94 points less, -1.44%.
