European shares grow today and US futures fall: Market News
As Bloomberg reports, European shares grow today and US futures fall as investors turned their attention to corporations’ reports for second quarter. Travel companies are leaders of Stoxx Europe 600 Index today. Index gained 0,1%. S&P 500 Index lost 0,1%. Together with Dow Jones and Nasdaq it fluctuated between losses and gains before large US banks’ reports
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As Bloomberg reports, European shares grow today and US futures fall as investors turned their attention to corporations’ reports for second quarter.
Travel companies are leaders of Stoxx Europe 600 Index today. Index gained 0,1%. S&P 500 Index lost 0,1%. Together with Dow Jones and Nasdaq it fluctuated between losses and gains before large US banks’ reports, including JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Citigroup Inc.
Asian shares are ready to show first weekly gain in five weeks, as indexes in Japan, Hong Kong and South Korea grew up. MSCI Index for Emerging Markets gained 0,2%.
Dollar gained and US Treasuries rose. Bloomberg Dollar Spot increased by 0,4%. US Treasuries yield is 2,84%. German 10-year bonds yield dropped to 0,33%. British 10-year bonds yield fell to 1,282%.
Euro lost 0,5% and costs $1,619. Japanese yen fell by 0,2% to 112,73 per dollar.
Commodities declined. WTI oil is at the level close to $70 per barrel. LME copper lost 0,9% to cost $6169,50 per ton. Price of gold is at $1239,75 per ounce. Index Bloomberg Commodity Index lost 0,5%.