The major European indices are closing the day with declines for the second consecutive day to start the new trading week.
A snapshot of the closing levels shows:
German DAX -0.35%France CAC, -0.69%UK FTSE 100 -0.22%Spain’s Ibex -0.47%Italy’s FTSE MIB -0.02%
As London/European traders exit, the US indices are mixed with the small-cap Russell 2000 and the Dow industrial average leading the way higher. The NASDAQ and the is down marginally. The S&P is higher and on pace to close at a new record level.
The snapshot of the US indices shows:
Dow industrial average up 518 points or 1.29% at 40728S&P index up 18.44 points or 0.33% at 5649.72. The record high closing level comes in at 5633.92.NASDAQ and down 13 points or -0.07% at 18459.79Russell 2000+50.26 points or 2.30% at 2237.30. Since last Tuesday’s low, the Russell 2000 is up 10.53%. The Russell 2000 this is still 9.76% from its all-time high level reached back in November 2021 (see the chart below).
Looking at the US debt price:
2- year 4.459%, +0.6 basis points.5-year 4.108%, -2.3 basis points10 year yield 4.186%, -4.2 basis points30-year yield 4.394%, -6.0 basis points
Crude oil is trading down $1.07 at $80.88. Bitcoin is trading at $64,866, and getting closer to its high price for the day at $65,012.
Gold traded to a new all-time high price today at $2465.29. The price trades at $2463.07 up $41 on the day.
This article was written by Greg Michalowski at www.forexlive.com.
