American equities plummeted as there seems to be no hope in sight
Europe
The markets grew awaiting the latest European Central Bank
monetary policy which was due to be published this Thursday. Europe50 traded 0.3%
higher. Germany30
and France40 rose
0.1% each. UK100 went up 0.2%.
EUR/USD
added 0.1% at 1.1932.
The US
The Federal Reserve meeting minutes released yesterday
brought more uncertainty regarding economic recovery. USA30 fell 0.31%, while USA500 lost 0.39%. TECH100 also lost 0.57%.
Gold
was brought lower by 1.1% and settled at $1,943.27.
Oil traded 0.6% lower at $42.85, while Brent lost 0.7% to
$45.16 per barrel.
The Dollar
Index jumped 1% to 93.
Asia and Australia
Banks continue injecting money into their battered
economies, bringing the markets closer to a seven-month high. HongKong45 lost 0.9%,
Japan225 rose 0.25%.
Australia200
grew 0.8%. USD/JPY remained
silent at 105.50.
AUD/USD
traded at $0.7250.
Sources: reuters.com, investing.com
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