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October 5, 2020 Stock, Oil, Gold and Foreign Money Market Indices and Conditions
– The Dow Jones Index, the New York Stock Exchange, closed its 28,000 mark last night (October 5) in response to news of President Donald Trump’s recovery. And just discharged from the hospital The market was also boosted by the progress of a new round of stimulus measures. In addition to the US service sector index, which is stronger than expected.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 28,148.64 points, up 465.83 points or + 1.68%. The Nasdaq closed at 11,332.49 points, up 257.47 points or + 2.32%. The S & P500 closed at 3,408.63, up 60.19 or + 1.80%.
– European stocks closed higher tonight (October 5) in a two-week high as investors praised President Donald’s improving health. Trump of the United States after he became infected with COVID-19. It was also fueled by progress in the issuance of US economic stimulus measures. Including news about mergers and acquisitions in the telecommunications business
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index gained 0.81% to close at 365.63 points.
The French stock market CAC-40 closed at 4,871.87 points, an increase of 46.99 or + 0.97%, the German stock market DAX closed at 12,828.31 points, rose 139.27 points, or + 1.10% and The FTSE 100, the London Stock Exchange closed at 5,942.94 points, up 40.82 or + 0.69%
– London stock markets closed higher tonight (Oct 5), with the gain in oil stocks backing the market. After the price of crude oil soared in response to the news from President Donald. Trump in the United States fared better after suffering the COVID-19 infection. And the market was also boosted by news of progress in issuing a new round of stimulus measures.
The FTSE 100 index, the London Stock Exchange, closed at 5,942.94 points, an increase of 40.82 points or + 0.69%.
– New York’s West Texas Crude (WTI) market closed nearly 6% last night (October 5), driven by President Donald Trump’s fine. top The market was also boosted by the progress of a new round of stimulus measures.
WTI crude oil contract for November delivery rose 2.17 dollars, or 5.9%, to close at 39.22 dollars a barrel.
Brent Crude Oil Agreement (BRENT) for delivery in December. It was up $ 2.02, or 5.1 percent, to $ 41.29 a barrel.
– New York gold futures closed overnight (October 5), driven by the depreciation of the dollar. Including progress in the issuance of new economic stimulus measures in the United States. To help individuals and businesses affected by the COVID-19 epidemic
COMEX (Commodity Exchange) gold contract for delivery in December. It was up $ 12.5, or 0.66 percent, to $ 1,920.1 an ounce.
Silver contract for December delivery It was 53.1 cents, or 2.21 percent, at $ 24.56 an ounce.
Platinum contract delivered in January. It was up $ 13.3, or 1.49 percent, to $ 904.7 an ounce.
Palladium contract delivered in December. It was up $ 53.40, or 2.3%, to $ 2,378.40 an ounce.
– The US dollar depreciates against the main currencies. In a trade on the New York Stock Exchange last night (October 5) when investors invested dollars as a safe haven. And to buy risky assets with higher returns That includes stocks After the Dow, the New York Stock Exchange soared more than 400 points last night. Responding to the news that President Donald Trump has recovered from COVID-19. Including the progress of the new economic stimulus measures.
The dollar index, which measures the dollar against the six major currencies in the basket, was down 0.35 percent to 93.5166 on Monday.
The US dollar declined against the Swiss franc to 0.9160 francs from 0.9205 francs and fell against the Canadian dollar by 1.3268 Canadian dollars from 1.3302 Canadian dollars. But compared to the yen, the dollar rose to 105.72 yen from 105.37 yen.
The euro rose against the dollar to $ 1.1774 from $ 1.1712, while the pound rose to $ 1.2971 from $ 1.2931 and the Australian dollar rose to $ 0.7174 from $ 0.7158.
The DJIA index, the New York Stock Exchange, closed at 28,148.64 points, 465.83 points more, + 1.68%.
The S & P500 index closed at 3,408.63 points, up 60.19 points, + 1.80%.
The NASDAQ New York Stock Exchange closed at 11,332.49 points, 257.47 points more, + 2.32%.
The German DAX closed at 12,828.31 points, 139.27 points more, + 1.10%.
The FTSE 100 index, the London Stock Exchange, closed at 5,942.94 points, 40.82 points more, + 0.69%.
The French shares of the CAC-40 index closed at 4,871.87 points, 46.99 points more, + 0.97%.
The Indian stock markets index SENSEX closed at 38,973.70 points, up 276.65, + 0.71%.
The FTSE STI index, Singapore stocks closed 2,517.23 points, up 21.12 points, + 0.85%.
The FBMKLCI, the Malaysian stock market closed at 1,512.43 points, an increase of 12.13, + 0.81%.
Jakarta Composite Index The Indonesian stock market closed at 4,958.77 points, 32.03 points more, + 0.65%.
The HSI index of Hong Kong stocks closed at 23,767.78 points, an increase of 308.73, + 1.32%.
The SSE composite index closed at 3,218.05, down 6.31, -0.20%.
The KOSPI index, the South Korean stock exchange, closed at 2,358.00, up 30.11, + 1.29%.
The S & P / ASX 200 index closed at 5,941.60 points, up 150.10 points, + 2.59%.
ALL THE ORDINARIES The Australian stock market closed at 6,135.10 points, 151.90 more, + 2.54%.
The NIKKEI 225 index closed at 23,312.14 points, 282.24 points more, + 1.23%.
The TAIEX index, the Taiwan stock market closed at 12,548.28 points, 32.67 points more, + 0.26%.
The PSE Composite Index closed at 5,938.95 points, down 60.45 points, or -1.01%.
