The top US inventory indices have been in the world to be But it’s not the first time They finished their August in decades in a combined consultation for global stocks, with Tokyo rising after Warren Buffett’s investment in Berkshire Hathaway in Japanese trading companies.
The tech-rich Nasdaq finished at a record high, but it remained the only US primary index to end the day in positive territory.
However, the Dow and S
Despite the fall of the Dow Jones, “it was still a very smart month,” said Art Hogan, National Securities’ market-leading strater.Monday’s fall reflects “the ebb and the market.”
Investors eagerly expect key economic knowledge from the United States later this week, adding the August jobs report and updates on production and sectors.
London closed by holiday, while Paris closed the day with a drop of 1.1% and Frankfurt fell by 0.7%.
German customer costs were solid in August, according to official data.The stagnation of costs in Europe’s largest economy will continue to raise the specter of eurozone deflation and is most likely to cause some fear to the European Central Bank.
Early in the day, Asian stocks closed downwards at the top, Hong Kong fell by 1% while Shanghai collapsed by 0.2%.
However, Tokyo earned more than one percent, ignoring considerations about who would succeed Prime Minister Shinzo Abe after AMERICAN investment legend Warren Buffett bought five percent of the shares in primary companies.Japanese.
The shares are in Itochu Corp, Marubeni Corp, Mitsubishi Corp, Mitsui
Berkshire said it could increase its shares to 9.9% in one of the five companies, but added that it would exceed the limit “unless it has obtained express approval from the board of directors of the invested company.”
– Key figures 2045 GMT –
New York – Dow: DOWN 0.8% to 28,430.05 (close)
New York – S
New York – Nasdaq: 0.7% to 11775.46 (close)
London – FTSE hundred closed on public holidays
Frankfurt – DAX: – 0.7% to 12945.38 (close)
Paris – CAC 40: – 1.1% to 4947.22 (close)
EURO STOXX 50: – 1.3% to 3272.51 (close)
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 $1.1935 from $1.1903 to 21:00 GMT on Friday
Dollar/yen: up to 105.89 yen vs. 105.37 yen
Pound/Dollar: UP to $1.3370 to $1.3353
Euro/pound: up to 89.26 pence from 89.16 pence
West Texas Intermediate: down 0.4% to $42.61 consistent with barrel
North Sea Brent falls 1.1% to $45.28, consistent with barrel
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