Shares fell after G20 meeting warning: Market News

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Shares fell after G20 meeting warning: Market News

July 23, 2018 - 13:04
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European shares are at the low level after drop on Friday. US futures will most likely open lower, since investors evaluate warning that came from world financial leaders in regards to protectionism and its influence on global growth.

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As Bloomberg repors today, European shares are at the low level after drop on Friday. US futures will most likely open lower, since investors evaluate warning that came from world financial leaders in regards to protectionism and its influence on global growth.

Travel companies fell within Stoxx Europe 600 Index due to lower Ryanair's profit. Index itself lost less than 0,05%. Euro fell by 0,2% to $1,1703. British pound lost 0,1% to $1,3119.

S&P 500 index declined by less than 0,05%. US dollar is rising. Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index gained 0,2%. Yield of US Treasuries is 2,89% today.

Japanese yen grew and country's bonds fell after news that Bank of Japan may change its stimulus program. Yen's rate is 111,10 per dollar.

WTI oil price grew by 0,4% to $68,55 a barrel. Price of gold is $1228,91 per ounce. LME copper gained 0,2% to cost $6158 per ton. Bloomberg Commodity Index increased by 0,2%.

Emerging Markets currencies and stocks fell. MSCI Index for Emerging Markets lost 0,1%.