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Market Conditions for Securities and Indices, Oil, Gold and Foreign Money Markets as of December 2, 2020
– The Dow Jones New York Stock Market closed positive tonight (December 2), while the S & P500 closed New High for the second day in a row, hailing hopes that the US Congress will accelerate stimulus measures to heal the results. Impact of the COVID-19 virus Including the news from the UK government approving a vaccine against COVID-19. Developed by Pfizer and Bio-Entech.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 29,883.79, an increase of 59.87 or + 0.20%, while the S & P500 closed at 3,669.01, 6.56 or + 0.18%. The Nasdaq closed at 12,349.37 points, down 5.74 or -0.05%.
– European equity markets closed last night (December 2) as investors sell their shares for a profit. After the market rose 14% in November, German biotech stocks jumped against the market. After Britain became the first country to approve a COVID-19 vaccine In Biotech, in collaboration with Pfizer
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index was down 0.05% to 391.69 points.
The French stock market CAC-40 closed at 5,583.01 points, an increase of 1.37 points or + 0.02%, the German stock market DAX closed at 13,313.24, down 69.06 or -0.52%, and the FTSE 100, the London Stock Exchange closed at 6,463.39 points, increased 78.66 points or + 1.23%
– London stock markets closed higher tonight (Dec 2) as investors praised the British government’s approval of the COVID-19 vaccine. From Pfizer and bio-entech The depreciation of the pound strengthened export stocks.
The FTSE 100 index, the London Stock Exchange, closed at 6,463.39 points, an increase of 78.66 points or + 1.23%.
– New York’s West Texas Crude Oil (WTI) market closed positive tonight (December 2) in response to the British government’s approval of a COVID-19 vaccine. Developed by Pfizer and Bio-Tech. In addition, oil prices were driven by expectations of Oil Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allies OR OPEC Plus will extend the reduction of production capacity until next year In addition to the figures for US crude stocks that fell for the second week in a row.
WTI crude contract for delivery in January. It was up 73 cents, or 1.6 percent, to $ 45.28 a barrel.
Brent crude (BRENT) contract for February delivery rose 83 cents, or 1.8 percent, to $ 48.25 a barrel.
– The New York gold contract was closed for the second day in a row on Friday (December 2) in the hope that the United States Congress will accelerate stimulus measures to cure affected individuals and businesses The COVID outbreak- 19 is also a factor in buying gold.
COMEX (Commodity Exchange) Gold Contract for February Delivery Increased $ 11.3, or 0.62 percent, to $ 1,830.2 an ounce.
Silver metal contract for March delivery fell 1 cent, or 0.04 percent, to 24.08 an ounce.
Platinum contract delivered in January. It increased $ 8.2, or 0.82 percent, to $ 1,012.1 an ounce.
Palladium contract delivered in March fell $ 21.50, or 0.9%, to $ 2,408.20 an ounce.
– The US dollar depreciates against the main currencies. In a trade in the New York currency last night (December 2), US private sector employment figures grew less than analysts’ expectations. Investors are on the lookout for key US job data this week, which includes weekly jobless claims. And non-farm employment figures for November
The dollar index, which measures the dollar against six major currencies in a basket of currencies, was down 0.22 percent to 91.1153 last night.
The US dollar fell against the Swiss franc to 0.8960 francs from 0.9006 francs, and fell against the Canadian dollar to 1.2921 Canadian dollars from 1.2936 Canadian dollars. But compared to the yen, the dollar rose to 104.55 yen from 104.40 yen.
The euro rose against the dollar to $ 1.2099 from $ 1.2047, while the pound fell to $ 1.3359 from $ 1.3416, and the Australian dollar rose to $ 0.7402 from $ 0.7364.
The DJIA index, the New York Stock Exchange, closed at 29,883.79 points, up 59.87 points, + 0.20%.
The S & P500 index closed at 3,669.01 points, up 6.56, + 0.18%.
The NASDAQ New York Stock Exchange closed at 12,349.37 points, 5.74 points less, -0.05%.
The DAX index of German stocks closed at 13,313.24 points, down 69.06 points, or -0.52%.
FTSE 100 Index, the London Stock Exchange closed at 6,463.39 points, 78.66 points more, + 1.23%.
French shares in the CAC-40 index closed at 5,583.01 points, up 1.37 points, + 0.02%.
SENSEX Index: Indian stocks closed at 44,618.04 points, down 37.40 points, or 0.08%.
Shares in the FTSE STI Singapore index closed at 2,810.95, down 3.17 points, or -0.11%.
Shares of the FBMKLCI Malaysia index closed at 1,598.72 points, down 3.54 points, or -0.22%.
Jakarta Composite Index The Indonesian stock market closed at 5,813.99 points, 89.25 points higher, + 1.56%.
The HSI index, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, closed at 26,532.58 points, 35.10 points less, -0.13%.
The SSE composite index closed at 3,449.38 points, down 2.56, -0.07%.
The KOSPI index, the South Korean stock exchange closed at 2,675.90 points, 41.65 points more, + 1.58%.
The S & P / ASX 200 index closed at 6,590.20 points, up 1.70 points, + 0.026%.
ALL ORDINARIES Index: The Australian stock market closed at 6,811.30 points, 0.90 points lower, -0.01%.
The NIKKEI 225 index closed at 26,800.98 points, an increase of 13.44, + 0.05%.
On the TAIEX index, Taiwan shares closed at 13,989.14 points, an increase of 103.47 points, + 0.75%.
The Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSE Composite) closed at 7,080.62, an increase of 289.16, + 4.26%.
