Trading Review: Current Reports, Trends, Indices, Stocks, Bonds, Forex and Commodities and Analyst Recommendations
23:30
Volatile trading day on Wall Street closed with price declines, joining a trend recorded today on the European and Asian stock exchanges.
The eDow Jones Closed down 0.75%, after reaching its lowest level since 2020 yesterday, theS&P 500 Weakened by 0.58%, andThe Nasdaq At 0.26%. The S&P 500 is approaching bear market territory, meaning it is 20% or more away from the recent high.
The 10-year US bond yield fell to 2.85%.
22:37
Trading on Wall Street continues in a negative trend towards closing. Dow Jones Remains down 0.7%. Godנאסד״ק Loses 0.2%. The S&P 500 Decreased 0.5% after declines earlier today. Throughout the trading day the S&P 500 tries to avoid a bear market.
The dollar depreciated by 0.75 and stands at NIS 3.36. In contrast, the euro continues to rise and costs 3.56 shekels.
21:30
In New York, stock Twitter Records an increase.
The Brent crude oil price continues to rise and stands at $ 112 a barrel. Gold rose 0.3 percent to $ 1,819 an ounce.
A positive trend is also recorded in crypto. Bitcoin jumps more than 4% and crosses the $ 30,000 threshold for the currency. Atherium is up 3% and its exchange rate is about two thousand dollars per coin. This is according to coinmarketcap data.
The president, prime minister and billionaire sat on one stage. Two weeks later came the fall | Uri Pasovsky, commentary
19:45
Trading in New York is on a negative trend. Dow Jones Down 1.1%, after experiencing the The sharpest decline in one business day since 2020. S&P 500 Down 0.7% after declines earlier today. נאסד״ק Left with no real change.
Shares were recorded in the stock Ebay andDark . Tesla and AMD, on the other hand, continue the upward trend. Stock TJX Continues to rise by 1.9%.
This is the only stock that survived the crash last night, and so it did.
Among the arbitrage shares, a mixed trend is recorded. ICL Group andElbit Systems In decline. Rises are recorded in Ormed, Portside and Nova shares.
European trading closed down up 1.8% in the leading stock indices.
17:13
Reversing a trend on Wall Street – The NASDAQ index is rising slightly, while the S&P 500 is down 0.46% and the Dow Jones is down 0.9%.
17:09
The sale of existing homes in the U.S. in April has dropped to its lowest level since the outbreak of the corona plague, according to the U.S. Realtors Association. The rate of sales of existing homes fell by 2.4% compared to March, to 5.61 million homes. This is a decrease of 5.9% compared to the same period last year. This is the slowest home sales rate since June 2020, when the U.S. economy faced the corona peak.
16:48
The declines are deepening in the Wall Street indices, the Dow Jones is erasing 1.3%, the S&P 500 is down about 1% and the Nasdaq is losing 0.7% of its value.
Shares of Underrorm are deleting close to 9% of the campaign, PepsiCo is down 2.12%, Nike is down 1.5% and Coca-Cola is down 1.2%.
16:30
Negative opening on the Wall Street stock exchanges, after a night of sharp declines last night. The Dow Jones is down 0.77%, the S&P 500 is down 0.5% and the Nasdaq is down slightly below zero.
15:03
Chip company executives Wellness Expresses confidence in the stock, which has reached low levels: CEO Gideon Ben-Zvi and director Moshe Lichtman (IGP Fund) reported the purchase of the company’s shares – each of which purchased 27,900 shares for $ 100,000. In the vehicle, as well as in the field of audio-video.
14:05
Europe’s leading stock indices are down 1.9% -2.4%. Decreases of 1% -1.2% are recorded in futures contracts on US stock indices.
Prominent declines in early trading are recorded Tesla , Faber Monday andAmazon Which is down by 1.3%.
Trading in oil contracts is down by up to 1.4% and gold is up slightly.
12:05
Exacerbated by declines in Europe, leading stock indices retreated by 1.8% -2%. Decreases of 1% -1.4% are recorded in futures contracts on US stock indices.
In the crypto arena, Bitcoin is down 1% and is trading around $ 29,000.
Stefan Monier, chief investment officer of Swiss bank Lombard Odier, said in a review that investors are focusing on the Fed’s monetary policy, and the “final” interest rate of 2022, which is likely to rise at the fastest rate in two decades. Moderate, even if it remains at relatively high levels for years past – investors and the market are far from it – US inflation reached 8.5% in March and 8.3% in April. We expect another 50 basis point rise in interest rates in June and July, with interest rates reaching 3% in 2023. “
“First-quarter earnings have shown that corporate reports will not save the market from negative sentiment, and we expect the market to remain volatile until there is clarity regarding US inflation, the final interest rate target, the war in Ukraine and the spread of the corona in China.” Our investment portfolios are in a neutral position, and include stocks and sectors in areas with better ability to manage the high interest rate environment by moving prices up or meeting lower growth. “We prefer the American and British markets, and focus on quality value stocks, as well as opportunities in the energy, industry, materials, and some quality technology and healthcare companies.”
10:10
The day of trading on the European stock exchanges opened in a negative trend, after the falls in New York last night. The 600 leading stocks on the continent are down about 1% in the lead of retail stocks.
Slight declines are recorded in futures contracts on US stock market indices.
In Tokyo, the Nikkei index fell today by 1.9%.
07:20
Asian markets are down: Nikkei is down 1.82%, and Hong Kong stock markets are down 2.2%. China has slight declines of 0.08% and 0.25% in the Shanghai and Shenzhen indices (respectively). The South Korean stock market also falls by 1.3%, in India the indices fall between 1.8% and 1.9% and in Australia the stock market falls by 1.6%.
Asian tech stocks fall: Tencent is down 6.62%, and Alibaba is down 6%.
Wall Street futures are green at this time, with increases of 0.05% to 0.25%.
In the commodity market there are increases of 1% -1.6% in oil prices while gold is trading stably. Brent crude, the global benchmark, is trading at $ 110.8 a barrel and American WTI is climbing to a similar level.
Data on home sales in the United States as well as claims for unemployment benefits will be published today.
Wall Street closed yesterday with sharp declines: the Dow Jones fell 3.56%, the S&P 500 fell 4.04%, and the Nasdaq fell 4.73%. For the Dow Jones and S&P, these are the sharpest falls since 2020. In Europe Trading closed at up of 1.3% in the leading stock indices.