
The USA notes today the Veteran’s day – a national holiday to mark US Veterans.
On this day the stock market is active but there is no trading in bonds.

The USA notes today the Veteran’s day – a national holiday to mark US Veterans.
On this day the stock market is active but there is no trading in bonds.

3 hours before the opening of trading day in the US, futures contracts on Wall street leading indicators are rising by 0.7%.

Asian markets, which dropped sharply following the early results of the US presidential election, erase all the losses.
The stock market in Tokyo, jumps by 6% and erasing part of the 5.4% fall recorded yesterday.

Trump is not that bad for the markets:
The trading on the stock exchanges of Wall Street ended yesterday with a rise of more than 1%.
Summing up the day, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 1.4%, after he touched towards the end of trading at an all-time high.
The S P 500 rose by 1.1%, the Nasdaq added 1.1%.

There are slight gains on Wall Street stock markets after a negative opening to the trading day, following the surprising election of Donald Trump to be the 45th President of the United States.
The S&P 500 rising by 0.1%, the Dow Jones rising by 0.2% and the Nasdaq rising by 0.1%.

The future contracts on Wall street are signalling on a price declines at the start of the new trading day in the USA.

Drama in the USA: Trump elected to be the next president,!!!
In responses, the stock market in Tokyo fell by 5.5%, the US dollar falls by 2%.

The future contracts on Wall Street show a slight price declines in leading indicators, with the opening of the polls on the US presidential election.

The European stock markets trading is conducted this morning with declines, at the background of disappointing production data in Germany and ahead of the US elections.
The FTSE decreasing by 0.2%, THE dax decreasing by 0.1% and the CAC retreated by 0.2%.

The futures contracts on Wall Street are signalling a rise at the start of the new trading week.
Last Friday Wall Street ended with declines, following the publication of the US employment report for October.
The report showed an increase of 161 thousand US jobs last month.
The unemployment rate stood at 4.9%.
Economists expected an increase of approximately 174 thousand of new jobs and a decline of 0.1% in the unemployment rate to 4.9%.