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Stock Indices and Market Conditions for Oil, Gold and Foreign Money Markets as of September 14, 2020
– The New York Dow Jones Stock Exchange closed higher overnight (September 14) praising progress in the production of the COVID-19 vaccine. And news of merger of listed companies That includes news, ByteDance agreed to sell TikTok to Oracle in the US. The market was also boosted by the buying of tech stocks by investors. After the stock price fell sharply last week.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 27,993.33, up 327.69 or + 1.18%, while the S & P500 closed at 3,383.54, up 42.57 or + 1.27%. The Nasdaq closed at 11,056.65, up 203.10 or + 1.87%.
– European equities closed higher tonight (September 14), driven by a surge in travel and technology stocks. Which helps offset the drop in energy stocks. Investors continued to monitor the progress of Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union (Brexit) and the meeting of the Federal Reserve (Fed) on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index gained 0.15% to close at 368.51 points.
The French stock market CAC-40 closed at 5,051.88 points, with a rise of 17.74 points or + 0.35%, the German stock market DAX closed at 13,193.66 points, with a fall of 9.18 points or -0.07%, and the London FTSE 100 closed at 13,193.66 points, down 9.18 points or -0.07%
– London shares closed overnight (September 14), and energy stocks slowed on concerns about weaker oil demand. Investors slowed down in trading to see the results of the Federal Reserve (Fed) and Bank of England (BoE) meetings this week.
The FTSE 100 index, the London Stock Exchange, closed at 6,026.25, down 5.84 or -0.10%.
– The New York market for West Texas crude (WTI) closed on Wednesday (Sept. 14) after oil-exporting countries (OPEC) cut their forecast for oil demand this year and next. However, due to the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, crude oil contracted only slightly. It was then reported that Hurricane “Sally” intensified level 2 and is moving into the Gulf of Mexico, which is the US oil field.
WTI crude oil contract for October delivery fell 7 cents, or 0.2 percent, to $ 37.26 a barrel.
Brent crude oil (BRENT) contract for November delivery fell 22 cents, or 0.6 percent, to $ 39.61 a barrel.
– New York gold futures closed higher tonight (September 14) supported by a depreciation of the dollar. And US bond yields fell. Investors are on the lookout for the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy meeting on September 15-16.
COMEX (Commodity Exchange) gold contract for delivery in December. It was up $ 15.8, or 0.81%, to $ 1,963.7 / ounce.
Silver contract for December delivery It was 49.8 cents, or 1.85 percent, at $ 27.355 an ounce.
Platinum contract delivered in October. It increased $ 19.1, or 2.03 percent to $ 958.7 an ounce.
Palladium contract delivered in December. It was down $ 6.40, or 0.3%, to $ 2,324.40 an ounce.
– The US dollar depreciates against the main currencies. In a trade on the New York Foreign Exchange last night (September 14) when investors cut their holdings of the dollar, a safer asset. And it goes on to buy shares, which are risk assets after the news of the progress in the production of a vaccine against COVID-19. Investors are also on the lookout for the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy meeting on September 15-16.
The dollar index, which measures the dollar against six major currencies in a basket of currencies, was down 0.29 percent to 93.0579 last night.
The US dollar depreciated against the yen to 105.70 yen from 106.11 yen and depreciated against the Swiss franc by 0.9078 from 0.9096 francs. Against the Canadian dollar at 1.3178 Canadian dollars from 1.3193 Canadian dollars.
The euro was stronger against the dollar at $ 1.1863 from $ 1.1830, while the pound rose to $ 1.2853 from $ 1.2791, while the Australian dollar rose to $ 0.7291 from $ 0, 7274.
DJIA Index, the New York Stock Exchange closed at 27,993.33 points, down 327.69 points, + 1.18%.
The S & P500, the New York Stock Exchange, closed at 3,383.54 points, 42.57 points more, + 1.27%.
The NASDAQ index, the New York Stock Exchange, closed at 11,056.65 points, with an increase of 203.10 points, + 1.87%.
The German DAX closed at 13,193.66 points, down 9.18 points, or -0.07%.
The FTSE 100 London Stock Exchange index closed at 6,026.25 points, 5.84 points less, -0.10%.
The French shares of the CAC-40 index closed at 5,051.88 points, with an increase of 17.74 points, + 0.35%.
SENSEX Index: Indian stocks closed at 38,756.63 points, 97.92 points less, -0.25%.
Stock exchanges of the FTSE STI Singapore index closed at 2,482.55 points, 7.54 points less, -0.30%.
The FBMKLCI, the Malaysian Stock Exchange, closed at 1,511.36 points, up 6.51 points, + 0.43%.
Jakarta Composite Index The Indonesian stock market closed at 5,161.83 points, 145.12 points more, + 2.89%.
The HSI index, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, closed at 24,640.28 points, 136.97 more, + 0.56%.
The SSE Composite Index closed at 3,278.81 points, up 18.47, + 0.57%.
The KOSPI index, the South Korean stock exchange, closed at 2,427.91 points, 31.22 points more, + 1.30%.
The S & P / ASX 200 index closed at 5,899.50 points, up 40.10 points, + 0.68%.
ALL THE ORDINARIES The Australian stock market closed at 6,078.50 points, 39.60 points more, + 0.66%.
The NIKKEI 225 index closed at 23,559.30 points, with an increase of 152.81 points, + 0.65%.
The TAIEX index, the Taiwan stock market closed at 12,787.82 points, an increase of 111.87 points, + 0.88%.
The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE Composite) closed at 5,997.14 points, an increase of 29.18, + 0.49%.
