
The trading on Wall Street is currently underway with stability at the background of the European stock markets declines and declines in the oil prices.

The trading on Wall Street is currently underway with stability at the background of the European stock markets declines and declines in the oil prices.

Wall Street stock markets closed yesterday with a small increases and the Nasdaq closed at the height of the nominal, the second time this year, at the background of mixed macroeconomic data released in the US, and despite the retreat of oil prices.

The WTI oil price rose by 0.6% to $ 43.3 per barrel.
The Gold traded on the stability, in 1,339.5 dollars an ounce.

The price of the WTI oil price jumps by 2.2% to $ 42.7 per barrel.
The US Dollar is unchanged against the Euro, at an exchange rate of 1.107 Dollars per Euro.

So far this morning the WTI oil went down by 0.9% to $ 41.5 per barrel, after the price has jumped by 6% over the last two days.

The trading on the stock exchanges of Wall Street yesterday ended on a positive trend and the Dow Jones finished his longest sequence of declines in almost a year, following a stronger than expected employment data which released in the US and a recovery in oil prices from a low of four months.

The Asian stock markets trading is conducted with price declines, following the declines on Wall Street yesterday and after oil fell to below the price level of $40 a barrel.

Yesterday, the oil fell below 40 dollars a barrel, losing 20% of its value in June
WTI oil plunged by nearly 4% yesterday to below $ 40 per barrel and entered a bear market, which reflects a decrease of 20%.
The Brent crude oil also fell yesterday by 3.5%, to a price of 42 dollars per barrel.

Surprising increase in US oil inventories took down the price of oil.
The Oil prices fell to a low of more than three months following a rise in the weekly crude oil inventories in the United States, the first time in 10 weeks.
The US crude oil inventories increased last week by 1.7 million barrels, while the analysts talked about a forecast of a decline of 2.6 million barrels of crude inventory.

The consumer confidence index for July in the US recorded a reading of 97.3.
This is a higher reading than the analysts’ expectations, which stood at 95.6 points.
In June there was a reading of 97.4 points.
The prices of Oil continues to be traded in declines after yesterday it fell to a low of three months.