Stock market indices and conditions, oil, gold and foreign exchange markets from 7 June 2023.
– The New York Dow Jones Stock Exchange closed higher on Wednesday (June 7), boosted by buying in energy stocks, but the Nasdaq and S&P 500 ended lower as investors took profits from high-cap companies and technology stocks By include concerns that the Federal Reserve (Fed) could raise interest rates at this month’s meeting.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 33,665.02 points, an increase of 91.74 points, or +0.27%, the S&P 500 closed at 4,267.52 points, a decrease of 16.33 points or -0.38%, and the Nasdaq Index closed at 13,189, and a decrease. of 171.52 points or -1.29%.
– European stock markets closed lower on Wednesday (June 7), weighed down by a drop in healthcare stocks. And investors are worried about the possibility of rising interest rates in the euro area. While strong earnings from Inditex, the owner of Zara, helped boost retail stocks and Spain,
The STOXX 600 index closed at 460.80, down 0.88 points or -0.19%.
The French CAC-40 stock market index closed at 7,202.79 points, down 6.21 points or -0.09%, the German DAX stock market index closed at 15,960.56 points, down 31.88 points or -0.20% and the London Stock Exchange’s FTSE 100 index closed at 7,624 . points, down 3.76 points or -0.05%
– The London stock market closed lower on Wednesday (June 7), weighed down by a fall in construction stocks after disappointing house price data releases.
The London Stock Exchange FTSE 100 closed at 7,624.34 points, down 3.76 points or -0.05%.
– West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures in New York closed higher on Wednesday (June 7), supported by the outlook for tight oil. After Saudi Arabia announced a reduction of another 1 million barrels / day in oil production. This helped to overshadow the negative factor from last week’s surge in US fuel stocks. and poor Chinese export data.
The WTI crude oil contract will be introduced in July. They were up 79 cents, or 1.1%, at $72.53 a barrel.
The Brent crude oil contract (BRENT) was executed in August. It was up 66 cents, or 0.9%, at $76.95 a barrel.
– New York gold futures closed to their lowest level in more than a week on Wednesday (June 7), as markets were weighed down by concerns that the Federal Reserve (Fed) could raise interest rates in the US dollar.
The COMEX (Commodity Exchange) gold contract is introduced in August. down $23.10 or 1.17% to close at $1,958.40/ounce This is the lowest closing level since May 30.
Silver metal contracts executed in July. down 14.10 cents, or 0.60%, to close at $23.529/ounce.
The platinum contract was achieved in July. down $14.10 or 1.36% to close at $1,024.60/oz
The palladium contract will be delivered in September. It fell $23.90, or 1.7%, to close at $1,387.90/ounce.
— The US dollar weakened slightly against major currencies in New York Stock Exchange trading on Wednesday (June 7) after reports that the US trade deficit hit a six-month high as investors watched. Disclosure of US Inflation Figures and the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) monetary policy meeting next week.
The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, was down 0.03 percent at 104.0906.
The dollar was weaker against the Canadian dollar at C$1.3371 from C$1.3401. And weakened against the Swedish krona at 10.8915 krona from 10.9108 krona, but the dollar was stronger against the Swiss franc at 0.9095 francs from 0.9076 francs and appreciated against the yen at 140.0830 yen from 139.6570 yen.
The euro was higher against the dollar at $1.0703 from $1.0694, while the pound was higher at $1.2441 from $1.2430.
The DJIA New York Stock Exchange index closed at 33,665.02 points, up 91.74 points, +0.27%.
The New York Stock Exchange S&P500 closed at 4,267.52 points, down 16.33 points, -0.38%.
The New York Stock Exchange NASDAQ closed at 13,104.90 points, down 171.52 points, -1.29%.
The London Stock Exchange FTSE 100 closed at 7,624.34 points, down 3.76 points, -0.05%.
The French CAC-40 stock market index closed at 7,202.79 points, down 6.21 points, -0.09%.
The German DAX stock market index closed at 15,960.56 points, down 31.88 points, -0.20%.
Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 Index closed at 7,118.00, down 11.60 points, -0.16%.
The Australian ALL ORDINARIES stock market index closed at 7,310.40 points, down 9.50 points, -0.13%.
The Japanese stock market index NIKKEI 225 closed at 31,913.74 points, down 593.04 points, -1.82%.
South Korea’s KOSPI stock market index closed at 2,615.60 points, up 0.19 points, +0.01%.
The Taiwan TAIEX stock market index closed at 16,922.48 points, up 160.82 points, +0.96%.
The SSE China Composite Index closed at 3,197.76 points, up 2.42 points, +0.08%.
The Hong Kong stock market HSI index closed at 19,252.00 points, up 152.72 points, +0.80%.
The SENSEX index of the Indian stock market closed at 63,142.96 points, up 350.08 points, +0.56%.
Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite Index closed at 6,619.75 points, up 0.83 points, +0.01%.
PSE Composite Index The Philippine stock market closed at 6,564.70 points 84.77 1.31%
Malaysia’s FMKLCI stock market index closed at 1,378.65 points, down 4.52 points, -0.33%.
The FTSE STI Stock Exchange of Singapore closed at 3,179.58 points, down 10.53 points, -0.33%.
