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World shares fall: Market News
Dollar continues rising after US Fed signaled about stable growth of US economy. Meanwhile, world shares are falling. Core European bonds fell together with US Treasuries.
Dollar continues rising after US Fed signaled about stable growth of US economy. Bloomberg Dollar Spot gained another 0,4% today.
Meanwhile, world shares are falling. Stoxx Europe 600 lost 0,2%, German DAX 0,3%. Asian-Pacific Index MSCI declined by 0,6%. Euro fell by 0,3% to $1,16.
British pound is declining as Brexit talks intensify, and retail data disappointed. It costs $1,2999.
Core European bonds fell together with US Treasuries. US bonds yield rose to 2,89%. Yield of German 10-year bonds grew to 0,35%, yield of British 10-year bonds is 1,226%.
US dollar growth hurts emerging markets and commodities. MSCI gauge for Emerging Markets decreased by 0,4%. WTI oil recovered some losses but then fell again to $68,00 a barrel. Price of gold declined to $1216,93 per ounce.