Stock markets withdrew Monday when U.S. companies’ efforts to buy TikTok met China’s resistance and investors expected more news about the US task market.Hus
London closed by public holiday, Paris closed the day with a drop of 1.1% and Frankfurt fell 0.7%.
In New York, the Dow Jones index dropped by 0.8% until noon.
Earlier today, Asian stocks had commonly closed downwards, Hong Kong fell by 1% while Shanghai collapsed by 0.2%.
However, Tokyo has earned more than a percentage, ignoring considerations about who would succeed Prime Minister Shinzo Abe after AMERICAN investment legend Warren Buffett bought massive stakes in Japan’s major companies.
Positive knowledge of the sector in China helped offset the slowdown in production figures and ensured that the world’s second-largest economy is emerging strongly from the coronavirus crisis.
But Beijing’s resistance to allowing U.S. corporations to buy the TikTok video app cooled the mood after the Opening of New York, Bloomberg analysts said.
Operators will also be waiting for indications of macroeconomic data, namely US employment figures, the US, which is not the only one in the world, to be in the past.But it’s not the first time They will be published later this week.
– Key figures at 15:45 GMT –
London – FTSE one hundred closed on public holidays
Frankfurt – DAX: 0.7% to 12945.38 emissions (close)
Paris – CAC 40: – 1.1% to 4947.22 (close)
EURO STOXX 50: -1.3% to 3,272.51
New York – Dow DOWN 0.8 to 28,438.89
Tokyo – Nikkei 225: 1.1% to 23139.76 (close)
Hong Kong – Hang Seng: down 1.0% to 25177.05 (close)
Shanghai – Composite: DOWN 0.2 to 3395.68 (close)
Euro / Dollar: UP to $ 1.1957 from $ 1.1903 at 21:00 GMT on Friday
Dollar / yen: UP to 105.89 yen 105.34 yen
Pound / Dollar: UP at $ 1.3379 to $ 1.3349
Euro/pound: up to 89.38 pence from 89.13 pence
West Texas Intermediate: 0.4% to $43.14 consistent with the barrel
Brent North Sea: 0.3% to $45.94
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