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Market Overview
Game of Thrones: Take 2
Yesterday was marked by an increase in
tensions between the United States and China. Chinese companies may be
forced to exit US stock exchanges, according to legislation passed by the U.S.
Senate on Wednesday.
In particular, the US S & P 500 index
fell to 0, 75 % while the Dow Jones index appreciated
by 0, 41 % and the NASDAQ index lost
0, 97 %. In Europe, its benchmark - Stoxx 600
- fell by 0.75 %.
In the debt market, the day was mixed
where a clear trajectory was not possible to observe. In the foreign
exchange market, the US Dollar appreciated while the depreciated
ones were the Euro and the Pound Sterling.
Oil prices reacted to the uncertainty
about the pace and extent of demand recovery, as well as fears about US-China
tensions.
The “yellow metal”, on the other hand,
continued to lose during the day yesterday, without the normal market
correlation.
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