USA
US stocks rose on the first day of the fourth quarter after the US and Canada finished last minute at the end of Sunday to revise the North American Free Trade Agreement. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 192.90 points, or 0.7%, to 26651.21, increasing advances after the publication of its largest figure for the quarter of the year. The S&P 500 climbed 10.61 points, or 0.4%, to 2,924.59, stopping almost to a record level, while the Nasdaq Composite fell 9.05 points, or 0.1%, to 8,037.30, which caused by losses in a number of biotech stocks.
Oil
Oil for November deliveries rose by 2.05, or 2.8%, to 75.30 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, reaching the highest level since November 2014 and releasing the multi-year peak for the first time since June. Brent crude, the global benchmark, added 2.25, or 2.7%, to 84.98, and reached a nearly four-year high. Rates that large manufacturers, such as Saudi Arabia, will not be able to easily fill the supply gap, pushed both US and global prices by about 25% per year.
Forex
The Canadian dollar soared on the news: one dollar last bought C 1.2799 versus C 1.2911 on Friday evening in New York. The Mexican peso was trading at the strongest level against the dollar. The dollar received 18,724 pesos in recent trade, compared with 18.7135 pesos. The US dollar index ICE, rose 0.2% to 95.279. The dollar rose to Y113.95 versus Japanese yen from Y113.69. The euro is trading at 1.1578, compared with 1.1616 on Friday. The dollar has slightly changed compared to the major competitors after the Institute for Industrial Supply Industrial Supply Index fell to 59.8% in September from 61.3%.
Asia
The Japanese Nikkei drove to a weaker yen to a 27-year close high, and trade problems were postponed in Taiwan, as this market scored a maximum of 1 month. The worst market was the Philippines, which is 1% below the September minimum by 7.4%, which is the most in two years. The Nikkei rose 0.5%, while the Kospi index in Korea fell 0.2%. S&P BSE Sensex rose 0.8% to 36,526.14. Shares of the bank led to growth, while the bank "Yes" jumped by 9.7%, and the State Bank of India and ICICI Bank rose by 3%. Taiex rose 0.4% to 11051.80, the highest close since August 31. Lens manufacturer Largan Precision, which fell 23% in September.
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submitted by Markets-Cube to u/Markets-Cube [link] [comments] US stocks rose on the first day of the fourth quarter after the US and Canada finished last minute at the end of Sunday to revise the North American Free Trade Agreement. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 192.90 points, or 0.7%, to 26651.21, increasing advances after the publication of its largest figure for the quarter of the year. The S&P 500 climbed 10.61 points, or 0.4%, to 2,924.59, stopping almost to a record level, while the Nasdaq Composite fell 9.05 points, or 0.1%, to 8,037.30, which caused by losses in a number of biotech stocks.
Oil
Oil for November deliveries rose by 2.05, or 2.8%, to 75.30 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, reaching the highest level since November 2014 and releasing the multi-year peak for the first time since June. Brent crude, the global benchmark, added 2.25, or 2.7%, to 84.98, and reached a nearly four-year high. Rates that large manufacturers, such as Saudi Arabia, will not be able to easily fill the supply gap, pushed both US and global prices by about 25% per year.
Forex
The Canadian dollar soared on the news: one dollar last bought C 1.2799 versus C 1.2911 on Friday evening in New York. The Mexican peso was trading at the strongest level against the dollar. The dollar received 18,724 pesos in recent trade, compared with 18.7135 pesos. The US dollar index ICE, rose 0.2% to 95.279. The dollar rose to Y113.95 versus Japanese yen from Y113.69. The euro is trading at 1.1578, compared with 1.1616 on Friday. The dollar has slightly changed compared to the major competitors after the Institute for Industrial Supply Industrial Supply Index fell to 59.8% in September from 61.3%.
Asia
The Japanese Nikkei drove to a weaker yen to a 27-year close high, and trade problems were postponed in Taiwan, as this market scored a maximum of 1 month. The worst market was the Philippines, which is 1% below the September minimum by 7.4%, which is the most in two years. The Nikkei rose 0.5%, while the Kospi index in Korea fell 0.2%. S&P BSE Sensex rose 0.8% to 36,526.14. Shares of the bank led to growth, while the bank "Yes" jumped by 9.7%, and the State Bank of India and ICICI Bank rose by 3%. Taiex rose 0.4% to 11051.80, the highest close since August 31. Lens manufacturer Largan Precision, which fell 23% in September.
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