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Index and Equity Markets, Gold and Foreign Capital Markets as at November 27, 2011.
– The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed higher on November 27, as investors bought defensive stocks, such as consumer stocks. And utilities The shares to buy helped support the Dow. The positive sentiment was recorded on the second day and the negative sentiment resulting from trade disputes between the United States and China.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 24,748.73, up 108.49 points, or + 0.44%, while the Nasdaq closed up 7,082.70 points, or 0.85% or + 0.01%. The S & P500 lost 2,622.17 points or 8.72% or 0.33%
– European equities closed on November 27th due to concerns over US-China trade disputes after President Donald Trump threatened to impose tariffs on imports from the United States from China. Another If the talks with President Jin Bing fail
The Stoxx Europe 600 index fell 0.26% to close at 357.40.
The German stock market closed at 11,309.11 points, down 45.61 points or -0.40%, while the CAC-40 was down 4.82 points, or 0.24%, 0, 27%
– London Stock Exchange Yesterday's close fell on November 27, driven by lower inventories. The concern that ensued after the comments of President Donald Trump: The Treaty of Britain separating the European Union (Brexit) could constitute a barrier between the United States. And the United Kingdom.
The FTSE 100 index closed at 7,016.85, down 19.15 points or -0.27%
– West Texas Intermediate Price (WTI) futures contract closed sharply lower on Thursday due to trade war concerns Investors follow talks between President Donald Trump and President Jim Peking on the sidelines of the G20 summit next week. The market is still supported by forecasts. OPEC (OPEC) will reduce its capacity next month.
WTI crude for January delivery fell 7 cents, or 0.1%, to close at 51.56 dollars a barrel.
Brent crude for January delivery lost 27 cents, or close to 0.5%, to close at $ 60.21 a barrel.
– The New York Mercantile Exchange's COMEX division gold futures were closed on November 27, boosted by the appreciation of the US dollar, as well as gold sold by investors . And buy risky assets with higher returns. The Dow Jones Industrial Average Continuing this morning.
Gold futures for December delivery fell $ 9, or 0.74%, to settle at $ 1,213.4 ounce.
The money for the December delivery fell 12.1 cents (0.85%) to close at $ 14,084 an ounce.
The platinum contract for delivery in January dropped $ 12.5, or 1.47%, to $ 835.3 an ounce.
The hospice contract for the December delivery fell $ 1.80, or 0.7%, to $ 1,112.10 an ounce.
– The dollar weakened against the dollar on the New York Mercantile Exchange on November 27, after President Donald Trump commented on the deal. The UK is separate from the European Union (Brexit), claiming that the Brexit deal could be a barrier to trade between the United States. And the United Kingdom.
The dollar depreciated against the US dollar at 1.2733 US dollar against 1.2811 US dollar, while the euro weakened at 1.1295 US dollar, from 1, 1329 US dollar and the Australian dollar. The dollar fell to $ 0.7223 from $ 0.7228.
The US dollar strengthened against the yen, falling from 113.64 yen to 113.78 yen, and to 1.3299 Canadian dollar from 1.3241 Canadian dollar against the Canadian dollar, but s & # It is weaker compared to the Swiss franc. At 0.9986 francs from 0.9991 francs.
The DJIA closed at 24,748.73 points, up 108.49 points, + 0.44%
The New York Stock Exchange closed at 7,082.70 points, up 0.85 points, + 0.01%
The S & P 500 closed at 2,682.17 points, up 8.72 points, up 0.33%
The German DAX closed at 11,309.11 points, down 45.61, -0.40%
The CAC-40 was down 11.82 points, or 0.24%, to close at 4,983.15.
The London Stock Exchange closed at 7,016.85, down 19.15 points, -0.27%
The benchmark Korean Composite Stock Index (KOSPI) closed at 35,513.14, up 159.06 points, + 0.45%
The FTSE STI closed up 3.09 points, or 0.9%,
The Malaysian stock market closed at 1,684.97 points, down 17.02 points, or -1.00%
The Jakarta Composite Index closed down 6,013.59 points, down 9.19 pts, -0.15%
The HSI closed at 26,331.96 points, down 44.22 points, or 0.17 percent,
The PSE composite index closed at 7,413.63 points, up 15.76 points, + 0.21%
The SSE composite index closed down 2.53 points, down 1.13 point, -0.04%
The Korean Equity Composite Index (KOSPI) closed at 2,099.42 points, up 16.40 points, + 0.79%
The TAIEX share closed up to 9,778.62, up 13.26 points, + 0.14%
The average price of the Nikkei 225 closed at 21,952.40 points, up 140.40 points, + 0.64%
The S & P / ASX 200 was up 56.70 points, + 1.00% to close at 5,728.30,
NEW YORK, April 22 (Reuters) – The Australian stock market closed up to 5,802.80 points, up 53.20 points, or 0.93%
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