The New York Stock Exchange closed higher on Friday after a hesitant session, after the publication of employment figures that show a US economy still strong but beginning to react to the monetary tightening of the US central bank (Fed). The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 1.26%, the tech-heavy Nasdaq 1.28% and the S&P 500 …
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AFP, published on Tuesday 01 November 2022 at 05h01 The markets welcome the possible victory of the Republicans on November 8 in the US legislative elections and the scenario of a political deadlock, although some are concerned about a possible debt crisis. Struggling for months with a sharp rise in interest rates and the prospect …
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The facade of the New York Stock Exchange (GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA/SPENCER PLATT) The New York Stock Exchange moved in a scattered order on Thursday, but generally resisted the fall of Meta (Facebook), which lost more than 20% after disappointing results. At around 14:15 GMT, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 1.49% and the …
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The respite was short-lived. After a few days in which, thanks to a major political “reset” in the United Kingdom, investors had more peace of mind to focus on the company’s quarterly publications, the Paris Stock Exchange fell again today, although the Cac 40 ended far from its lows of the day, helped at the …
(Actualisé avec contrat à terme sur le CAC 40, clôture à Tokyo, ouverture du marché obligataire en Europe) * Wall Street a fini dans le rouge jeudi * Une responsable de la Fed inquiète sur les taux * Baisse plus forte que prévu des ventes au détail au Royaume-Uni * Renault, EssilorLuxottica, Schlumberger et Verizon …
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The New York Stock Exchange closed sharply lower on Friday after a second consecutive sawtooth session, depressed by a slowdown in US consumers worried about inflation. The Dow Jones lost 1.34%, the Nasdaq index fell 3.08% and the broader S&P 500 index fell 2.37%. After a rollercoaster day on Thursday, the New York market had …
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The Palais Brogniard, former Paris Stock Exchange by Laetitia Volga PARIS (Reuters) – European stocks closed higher on Friday but far from their highs for the day as Wall Street slumped, earnings releases and political unrest in Britain. In Paris, the CAC 40 ended 0.9% at 5,931.92 points. Britain’s Footsie gained 0.12% and Germany’s Dax …
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View of the Palais Brongniart, the former Paris Stock Exchange PARIS (Reuters) – Major European shares are expected to rise on Thursday with the prospect of a rebound on Wall Street the day after a limited fall, pending further indications on the economic situation in the United States. Index futures contracts suggest an increase of …
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Did you say “October”? At the mention of the name of the tenth month of the year, many investors tend to hang their heads remembering the dark months of October that have marked stock market history, including the crashes of 1929 and 1987, although from a fundamental point of course, September is the worst month …
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The New York Stock Exchange closed lower on Friday, with all three major Wall Street indexes at their year-end lows, a gloomy conclusion to a September marred by fears of a recession triggered by currency tightening. . The Dow Jones fell 1.70% and closed at its lowest level at the close of the session since …
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