Dollar is stable, bonds fell: Market News

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Dollar is stable, bonds fell: Market News

September 24, 2018 - 12:30
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Shares in Europe and the US dropped after China refused to continue trade talks with the US. All-Country World MSCI index lost 0,2%. MSCI gauge for Emerging Markets dropped 0,7%.

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Shares in Europe and the US dropped after China refused to continue trade talks with the US. All-Country World MSCI index lost 0,2%. MSCI gauge for Emerging Markets dropped 0,7%.

Mining companies and autoproducers that are more influenced by trade mood on the world market were the biggest losers of Stoxx Europe 600 today. Index fell by 0,3%. Euro gained 0,2% to $1,1771. Pound is growing amid talks about UK’s second referendum on final Brexit deal.

Futures of S&P 500 lost 0,2%.

Dollar is stable. US Treasuries fell along with European bonds. US Treasuries yield grew to 3,08%. Yields of German and British 10-year bonds are 0,48% and 1,575% respectively.

WTI oil gained 2,1% and costs $72,28 per barrel, as OPEC is not going to increase output. Bloomberg Commodity Index rose by 0,4%. LME copper gained 0,2% and is traded for $6349 per ton. Price of gold is up to $1198,75 per ounce.