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Trading Review: Ongoing Reports, Trends, Indices, Stocks, Bonds, Forex and Commodities and Analyst Recommendations

23:00

Wall Street stock markets closed down after a first case of a patient was discovered in the new variant of the corona virus, the Omicron, in San Francisco: the S&P 500 closed down 1.1%, the Nasdaq fell 1.8% and the Dow fell 1.3%.

22:10

After a day of gains, Wall Street stock markets have declined: the S&P 500 is down 0.3%, the Nasdaq is down 1% and the Dow is down 0.45%.

21:33

The gains in which the first trading day of December opened have weakened: the S&P 500 is currently up 0.4%, the Nasdaq is stable and the Dow is up 0.2%.

20:37

The green trend on Wall Street continues, although gains have moderated in recent hours: the S&P 500 jumps by 0.85%, the Nasdaq climbs by 0.45% and the Dow Jones rises by 0.47%.

Some energy stocks are up: Baker Hughes up 2%. Financial stocks in Green Territory, while JPMorgan Wells Fargo rose 2% each, Goldman Sachs rose 1.5%.

Retail and apparel stocks are also rising: Ralph Lauren stock has risen more than 2% and PVH has risen nearly 2%. Home Depot and Loe’s each rose 2%.


18:40

European trading day ended with gains: the DAX was up 2.5%, while Paris Cuck 40 was up 2.4%. In London Potsey 100 climbed 1.5%.

Siemens was up 3.7%, Vodafone was up 1.6% and Delivery Hero was down 1.1%.

18:20

Rises in the US have strengthened: the S&P 500 jumps by 1.9%, the Nasdaq climbs by 1.7% and the Dow Jones rises by 1.5%. In Europe, too, the gains intensified: Dax jumped 2.4%, Kak jumped 2.6% and Potsey rose 1.4%. The Stokes 600 is up 1.6%.

Innovid started trading on the New York Stock Exchange today after completing the merger with the Israeli SPAC company ION Acquisition Corp 2. The stock is now soaring by about 8%.


17:30

Trading on Wall Street is currently rising: the S&P 500 is up 1.4%, NASDAQ is up 1.3% and Dow Jones is up 1.1%. Trading in Europe is also up: Dax is up 2.1%, Kak adds 1.9% and Potsey rose 1.2%, the Stokes 600 climbed 1.3%.

U.S. crude pent inventory fell below expectations. Thus, weekly inventory fell 910,000 barrels, while the expectation was down 1.24 million barrels. Oil prices continue to rise: WTI oil traded up 3.8% to $ 68.7 a barrel, oil Brent is up 3.7% and is trading around $ 71.8 a barrel.

16:30

Trading in New York opened higher: the Nasdaq was up 1.3%, the Dow was up 0.9% and the S&P 500 was up 1.2%.

Dark Adds 1%, Boeing Progress by 1.3% andSalesforce Loses 4.4%.

At the same time, trading in Europe is still on a positive trend: the DAX is up 1.8%, Potsey is up 1% and CAC is up 1.6%.

15:20

The increases in futures contracts are getting stronger. Contracts for Dow Jones are up 0.8%, for NASDAQ are up 1.4% and for the S & P500 are up 1.2%.

At the same time, on European stock exchanges the screens are green and there are significant increases: Dax is up 1.8% with nice increases forDeutsche Bank , Infinion Technologies , Daimler , BMW andVolkswagen ; Potsey advanced 1.3% in lead Lloyds , Aviation Group IAG , Vodafone , Rolls Royce andBarclays (And off-index as well Wiz Air Center of interest); Kak is up 1.6% with notable increases for energy companies and banks, and in the top Total Energies andSociety General . also Ex , Stalantis (Peugeot-Citroen union with Fiat-Chrysler) andAirbus Getting stronger.

In the pre-trade arena on Wall Street, Salesforce is down 6.5%, Modern At 3.1%. Among Israeli stocks Brainstorm Deletes almost 9%, IceCure Medical (Which also jumps here in Tel Aviv) climbs more than 14%, partner Increases by 6.5%, Walkmi At 5.2% andCyberark At 4%.

13:35

Trading in Europe and the futures contracts of the Wall Street Indices continues to be in a very positive trend. In Europe, there are increases of about 1.4% in the indices of Kak, Potsy Dax, Eurostox 50 increases by 1.6%. Contracts for NASDAQ are up 1.5%, for S & P500 are up 1.2%, and contracts for Dow are up 0.8%.

The pharmaceutical company soup Strengthens pre-FDA after an panel of FDA experts recommended approving its drug to Corona, under reservations, by a majority of 13 supporters versus ten opponents. The drug still needs final approval from the FDA and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Salesforce Loses 6.2% in pre-trading after publishing quarterly reports last night with a disappointing revenue forecast for the fourth quarter. The company ended the third fiscal quarter with adjusted earnings of $ 1.27 per share and revenue of $ 6.86 billion, with the market expecting earnings of 92 cents per share and revenue of $ 6.8 billion. The company estimates that in the fourth quarter earnings will be in the range of 73-72 cents per share and revenue will range between $ 7.23-7.22 billion. In the market, the forecast is more optimistic: earnings of 82 cents per share and revenues of $ 7.24 billion.

11:30

Trading in Europe continues to be positive, and the gains are even stronger: the Dax index is up 1.2%, Potsey is up 1.1% and Kak is up 1%. The Eurostox 50 index is up 1.3%, with increases of more than 1% in Madrid and Milan as well.

The commodity giant Glencore Adds 3.3% in London, the energy company BP Increases by 3.1%. British Aviation Group IAG (Owner of British Airways) climbs 4.9%, Visor Jumps by 6%, Lufthansa At 2.5%.

10:10

The trading day in the European markets opened with a green trend. The Dax and Kak indices are up 0.8%, Potsey is up 1%, Eurostox 50 is up 0.9%.

In Asia, trading closed higher, with the Shanghai Composite up 0.3% and the Hang Seng up 0.5%. The Shenzhen Index erased the decline it recorded and closed steadily.

U.S. contracts continue to climb, with the highest increase in NASDAQ contracts rising 1.4 percent. In the arena of trading in government bonds, the yield on the 10-year bond rises by 2 basis points to 1.46%.

In the commodity market, the increases are increasing: WTI oil is trading up 3.5% to $ 68.4 a barrel, Brent oil is up 3.8% and trading at around $ 71.8 a barrel. Gold rose 0.4 percent to $ 1,783 an ounce.

8:25

The Nikkei closed up 0.34%. Mitsubishi Motors was down 3.3% and the Softbank Group was down 2.1%. Mitsubishi Financial Bank rises 1.5% in high trading volume in the Nikkei index, Toyota jumped 2.2%.

8:00

Asian market trading is on a mixed trend this morning. The Nikkei is up 0.5%, the Hang Seng is close to 1% and Kospi is up 2.2%. On the other hand, the Shenzhen index is down 0.5% and Shanghai is trading steadily. This morning it was reported in China that the Purchasing Managers’ Index in the manufacturing sector stood at 49.9 points in November compared to expectations of 50.5 points – a decrease of 7 basis points compared to last month.

The Sydney index closed down 0.3% despite encouraging GDP data. The Australian economy recorded negative growth of 1.9% in the third quarter of the year, down from estimates of 2.7%. At the annual level, GDP in Australia rose by -3.9% compared to the expected 3% increase.

In Tokyo, Mitsubishi Motors, which is down 3%, and Softbank Group, which is down 2%, stand out. Mitsubishi Financial Bank rises 1.5% in high trading volume in the Nikkei index, Toyota jumps 2.5%. In Hong Kong, China’s petroleum adds 3.5% amid rising oil prices, with Shiomi advancing by 2%.

In the oil market, there are increases of about 3% this morning. WTI oil is traded at $ 68.19 a barrel, and Brent oil is $ 71.45 a barrel. Last night, prices fell by about 5%, leading to an overall decline of 21% in November – the deepest monthly decline since March last year.

Wall Street indices are trading higher: the Dow is up 0.4%, the S & P500 is up 0.8% and the Nasdaq is up 1.3%. Powell, who said the central bank may accelerate the “tapering”, narrowing the expansionary economic policy. More Said the use of the word “transient” or “temporary” to describe inflationary pressures was probably no longer appropriate. “The word transient has different meanings for different people. For many it carries a sense of the short term. We tend to use it to mean that it is not something that will leave a permanent mark in the form of higher inflation,” Powell said. “I think it’s a good time to get the word out of use and try to explain in clearer terms what we mean.”

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