Trading Review: Ongoing Reports, Trends, Indices, Stocks, Bonds, Forex and Commodities and Analyst Recommendations
23:00
After a volatile trading day, New York indices closed lower. Nasdaq and S&P 500 were down 0.95%, and Dow Jones was down 0.61%.
Airline shares rose to the ring of the bell, including American Airlines which climbed close to 10%, United Airlines which flew 8%, Boeing which rose 7.4% and Delta which rose 6.1%.
Rally was also recorded in cruise shares led by Carnival stock which climbed 7.5%, Norwegian Cruise Line stock also rose 5.8%.
The Israeli company Solaredge fell 5.1%, Salesforce lost 4.6% of the campaign, Palo Alto fell 4.5% and Microsoft imitated over 4%.
Shares of Chevron, which fell 1.8%, Johnson & Johnson, which mimicked 1.4%, and Nike, which lost 1.28%, also stood out.
22:39
From the depths of declines in New York, NASDAQ is down 1.35%, S&P 500 is down 1.23% and Dow Jones is down 0.92%.
22:14
Less than an hour to close trading on Wall Street and the indices are moving to price declines. NASDAQ is down nearly 1%, S&P 500 is down 0.84% and Dow Jones is down 0.37%.
Rises in aviation stocks weaken slightly, American Airlines takes off only 9.6%, Boeing jumps 8.5%, United Airlines rises 7.5% and Delta advances 6.2%.
Shares and cruises continue to rise, including Carnival, which is up 7%, and Norwegian Cruise Line, which is up 5.4%.
Israeli Solaredge shares are down 5.85%, Salesforce is down 4.5% and Palo Alto is down 4.7%.
Microsoft is down 4.2%, Amazon is down 2.68%, Chevron is down 2% and Nike is down 1.8%.
21:12
Trading on Wall Street is volatile again and moving to a mixed trend, Nasdaq and S&P 500 are falling slightly below zero and Dow Jones continues to rise, by 0.28% at this time.
The rally in aviation shares continues, American Airlines jumps by almost 11%, American Airlines and Boeing climb by about 8.5%, and Delta Airlines rises by 6.8%.
Shares of Twitter jumped 4.8% and Apple continues to rise close to 2%.
Microsoft is already down 3.24%, Salesforce is down nearly 4% and Chevron is down 1.65%.
20:09
nature Reached a compromise agreement with San Francisco as part of the city’s lawsuit over opioids. The pharmaceutical company has reached an agreement under which it will pay San Francisco $ 24.8 million over 13 years, and will also supply the generic version of the drug Narkan with an estimated value of about $ 20 million over 10 years.
The agreement does not include an admission of guilt and Meva stated that “the company will continue to negotiate in order to reach a nationwide settlement in the United States, for the benefit of the people who benefit from the drugs that Teva provides throughout the United States and around the world, on a daily basis.”
19:55
Leading Wall Street stock indices are up slightly at this time, with NASDAQ up 0.25%, S&P 500 up 0.2% and Dow Jones up 0.5%, supported mostly by the aircraft maker Boeing Which jumps 8.4% at the top of the index.
Airlines are also recording particularly sharp increases, among them American Airlines Which rises by 11%, United with an increase of almost 9%, Delta adds 7.3%, Southwest rises by 5.8% and Alaska Air by 4.8%. Cruise stocks too Carnival , Norwegian Cruise Line andRoyal Caribbean Climbers.
Among the Israeli shares, there are significant declinesRedhill , Sentinel Van , Solaredge Wokmi andYes-fight The dual, whose stock drops to just 88 cents. In contrast, Ormed jumps 22%, Inmod and the manufacturer of smart carts A2Z jump 18% each and also Cybervan Brainsway and Innovid are of interest.
Yields are declining in the U.S. government bond market. The bond yield for the decade drops to 2.93% and the two-year bond yield is still above and stands at 3.03%.
The commodity market is experiencing very sharp declines. Brent crude oil is cut by 7% and drops below $ 100 a barrel, US oil loses almost 8% and drops to $ 95.9. Natural gas loses 3.8%, gold retreated 0.3% to $ 1,728 an ounce.
18:45
A volatile trading day on Wall Street, the indices continue to look for direction. The Dow Jones is up 0.26%, the Nasdaq is down 0.13% and the S&P 500 is down slightly below zero.
Airline shares continue to climb, with American Airlines shares soaring more than 11%, Boeing rising 6.6%. Shares of cruises and cruises are also rising, led by Carnival, which jumped 7.24%.
Apple is up 1.9%, Goldman Sachs is up 1.7% and GPS Morgan Chase is up 1.6%.
Salesforce shares are down 4.5%, Palo Alto is down 3.5%, Microsoft is down 2.8% and Chevron is down 1.6%.
European stocks closed in a positive trend after falling during the day, Kak rose 0.8%, Dax added 0.51% to its value and Potsey advanced 0.21%.
17:07
Again a mixed trend on Wall Street after the Nasdaq and S&P 500 went down 0.65% and 0.35% respectively. The Dow Jones is up just 0.1% at this time.
16:43
Wall Street indices have risen. NASDAQ jumps 0.9%, S&P 500 adds 0.44% to its value and Dow Jones has reversed direction and is now advancing 0.35%.
Zoom shares are up 4.62%, PayPal is up 2.72% and Airbnb is up 2.4%.
Aviation stocks stand out with increases in the S&P 500, including Delta, which rose 3.44%, American Airlines, which climbed 4.78%, and United, which added 3.5% to its value.
Apple is up 1.83%, Visa is up 1.3%.
Salesforce shares are down 1.8%, and Chevron is down 1.7%.
16:30
Mixed opening on Wall Street, the Dow Jones is down 0.19% while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are up 0.61%.
14:35
Trades on US stock market indices are down by up to 0.7%. European stock exchanges are trading down by up to 0.8%.
Trading in oil contracts is down more than 4%.
BlackRock economists released a review in which they note that “we have entered a new economic regime, but the current situation is not yet reflected in stock prices and bonds. Due to the increased volatility there is a higher probability of over- or under-pricing in the markets. The new economic regime requires rapid and frequent tactical changes in investment portfolios, such as the rapid identification of a bearish approach by central banks. We reduced risk exposure at the beginning of the year and we are doing it again now, and are underweight in developed markets due to the increased risk of over-tightening the Fed, the chances of stopping growth and overly optimistic profit estimates. “
Bottom line, BlackRock says, “In the long run we prefer inflation-linked bonds. This is not the time to buy shares. ”
13:20
Reporting season for the second quarter in the US is underway PepsiCo Reported earnings of $ 1.86 per share for the quarter today, 12 cents above analysts’ expectations. The company’s revenues increased by 5.2% compared to the corresponding quarter last year and amounted to about $ 20.23 billion, about $ 700 million above expectations.
The company expects a 10% increase in its revenues in 2022, compared to a previous forecast of an 8% increase.
12:05
Slight declines in European stock markets. Trading in US stock market indices is down 0.5% -0.6%.
Crude oil prices are trading down about 2% and in the crypto market, bitcoin is down 3.4% below $ 20,000. Atherium is down about 6% and its price is around $ 1,070.
For the first time in more than 20 years, the euro is currently trading at full equality against the US dollar. In trading, the euro weakened by 0.4% to one dollar. Analysts have estimated in recent days that after crossing the “psychological barrier” of currency equality, the value of the euro may deteriorate more rapidly. Most investment houses and analysts have estimated in recent months that such a reversal is only a matter of time. The last time the euro was worth less than a dollar was on July 15, 2002.
10:15
Trading day on European stock exchanges opened in a negative trend. Trading in US stock market indices is down 0.5% -0.7%.
In Tokyo, the Nikkei closed down 1.8%.
Ofer Klein, head of the economics and research division at Harel Insurance and Finance, notes that “tomorrow the US inflation data will continue to rise (8.6% in May), mainly due to the sharp jump in fuel prices in June. This figure, along with strong labor market data (below the review), supports a further interest rate increase of 0.75 percentage points in about two weeks. “
“Growth data in China for the second quarter will be published this Friday and is expected to grow negatively in light of the tight closures in key areas of the country in April and May. “After deducting food and energy prices, it stood at just 1 percent, evidence of moderate local activity despite the significant easing of restrictions in June,” he writes.
08:05
Asian stock markets are trading in a negative trend today, led by the Nikkei, which has fallen by about 2%. This is after a negative lock in New York last night. Trading in US stock market indices is down 0.5% -0.7%.
Crude oil prices are trading down 1.6% this morning and in the crypto market, bitcoin is down 2.4% below $ 20,000. Atherium is down about 4% and its price is around $ 1,090.
On Wall Street, trading closed in a negative trend last night. The declines intensified in the last hour and at the end the Nasdaq index decreased by 2.3%, the S&P 500 index decreased by 1.15%, and the Dow Jones index retreated by about 0.5%.
The yield on 10-year US government bonds is now down 2 basis points to 2.97%.
Traders and investors around the world are eagerly awaiting the publication of the US Consumer Price Index tomorrow (Wednesday), when according to most market forecasts it rose by 1.1% in June so that the annual inflation rate increased to 8.8% (compared to 8.6% in May). It is estimated that the index rose by a higher rate of 1.2% -1.3%, so that inflation will reach an annual rate of change of 9%.