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Stock Indices and Market Conditions for Oil, Gold and Foreign Money Markets as of November 24, 2020
– The Dow Jones Index, the New York Stock Exchange, closed above the 30,000 line for the first time last night (November 24), responding to the clarity of the US political direction. After President Donald Trump has begun a process of transfer of power to the new President of the United States, Joe Biden, and the market has been boosted by progress in the development of the COVID-19 vaccine. Including speculation that Ms. Janet Yellen, former president of the United States Federal Reserve (Fed), will serve as the new Finance Minister.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 30,046.24 points, with a rise of 454.97 or + 1.54%, while the S & P500 closed with a rise of 3,635.41, with a rise of 57.82 or with + 1.62%. The Nasdaq closed up 12,036.79, up 156.16 or + 1.31%.
– European equity markets closed late tonight (Nov 24) as investors welcomed the trend of easing a lockdown measure to curb COVID-19 in Europe, and the market was also seen driven by confidence in the global economy. There is a vaccine against COVID-19. As soon as possible early next year Raising hopes for a rapid economic recovery.
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index gained 0.91% to close at 392.39 points.
The French stock markets of the CAC 40 index closed at 5,558.42 points, an increase of 66.27 points or + 1.21%, the German DAX stock market closed at 13,292.44 points, an increase of 165.47 points, or + 1.26%, and the London FTSE 100 index closed at 6,432.17 points, up 98.33 points or +. 1.55%
– The US dollar depreciates against the main currencies. In a trade on the New York Stock Exchange last night (November 24) when investors squandered dollars, a safe-haven asset. After the advances in the development of a vaccine against COVID-19 AND the transfer of power to the president of the United States went without problems.
The dollar index, which measures the dollar against six major currencies in a basket of funds, fell 0.31 percent to 92.2249 on Monday.
The US dollar fell against the Swiss franc to 0.9119 francs from 0.9122 francs and fell against the Canadian dollar 1.3004 from 1.3079 Canadian dollars. But compared to the yen, the dollar rose to 104.56 yen from 104.49 yen.
The euro rose against the dollar to $ 1.1883 from $ 1.1840, while the pound rose to $ 1.3352 from $ 1.3323, while the Australian dollar rose to A $ 0.7354 from $ 0.7289 Australians 0.7289.
– New York’s West Texas (WTI) crude oil market closed last night (November 24) for up to eight months, praising progress in developing a new coronavirus vaccine – 19 This will help support the recovery in oil demand. Including President Donald Trump, he has initiated a process of transfer of power to the new president of the United States, Joe Biden.
WTI crude contract for delivery in January. It was up $ 1.85, or 4.3%, to $ 44.91 a barrel. What is the highest closing level since March 5, 2020?
Brent crude contract (BRENT) for delivery in January. It was up $ 1.80, or 3.9%, to $ 47.86 a barrel. What is the highest closing level since March 5, 2020?
– New York gold futures closed overnight (Nov 24) as investors flocked to sell gold as a safe haven asset. After news of progress in the development of a vaccine against COVID-19. Including the fluidity of the transfer of power to the President of the United States.
COMEX (Commodity Exchange) gold contract for delivery in December. It was down $ 33.2, or 1.81%, to $ 1,804.6 an ounce.
Silver contract for December delivery fell 33.3 cents, or 1.41 percent, to $ 23.3 an ounce.
Platinum contract delivered in January. It was up $ 26.6, or 2.85%, to $ 958.3 an ounce.
Palladium contract delivered in December. It was up $ 1.60, or 0.07%, to $ 2,352.20 an ounce.
– London equity markets closed higher tonight (Nov 24) as investors praised a faster economic recovery. After much progress has been made in developing a vaccine against COVID-19. And the increase in raw materials to support the market.
The FTSE 100 index, the London Stock Exchange, closed at 6,432.17 points, an increase of 98.33 points or + 1.55%.
The DJIA index, the New York Stock Exchange, closed at 30,046.24 points, with an increase of 454.97 points, + 1.54%.
The S & P500 index closed at 3,635.41 points, up 57.82 points, + 1.62%.
The NASDAQ New York Stock Exchange closed at 12,036.79 points, 156.16 more, + 1.31%.
The German DAX closed at 13,292.44 points, 165.47 points more, + 1.26%.
The FTSE 100 index, the London Stock Exchange, closed at 6,432.17 points, up 98.33, + 1.55%.
The French shares of the CAC-40 index closed at 5,558.42 points, with an increase of 66.27 points, + 1.21%.
SENSEX Index: Indian stocks closed at 44,523.02 points, an increase of 445.87 points, + 1.01%.
Shares of the FTSE STI Singapore index closed at 2,891.63 points, 42.85 points higher, + 1.50%.
Shares of the FBMKLCI Malaysia index closed at 1,578.39 points, down 19.09 points, or -1.20%.
Jakarta Composite Index The Indonesian stock market closed at 5,701.03 points, 48.27 points higher, + 0.85%.
The HSI index, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, closed at 26,588.20 points, 102.00 points more, + 0.39%.
The SSE Composite Index closed at 3,402.82 points, down 11.67 points, -0.34%.
The KOSPI index, the South Korean stock market, closed at 2,617.76, up 15.17, + 0.58%.
The S & P / ASX 200 index closed at 6,644.10 points, up 82.50 points, + 1.26%.
ALL ORDINARIES The Australian stock market closed at 6,855.50 points, 83.50 more, + 1.23%.
Japan’s NIKKEI 225 index closed at 26,165.59 points to 638.22 points, + 2.50%.
The TAIEX index, the Taiwanese stock markets closed at 13,807.13 points, 70.88 points less, -0.51%.
The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE Composite Index) closed at 7,108.67 points, 69.95 points less, -0.97%.
