
The futures contracts on the leading indices on Wall Street traded with price rises of up to 0.5%, suggesting that current green trend in the markets around the world is expected to reach New York Stock Exchange.

The futures contracts on the leading indices on Wall Street traded with price rises of up to 0.5%, suggesting that current green trend in the markets around the world is expected to reach New York Stock Exchange.

The trading in the Europe stock market opened the new trading week with price increases of up to 1%, a total registered moderate reaction to the referendum results in Italy.

China published a number of macroeconomic data:
The services index rose to its highest level in 16 months.
The local purchasing managers’ index rose to 53.1 points compared to 52.4 points in October.

Italy, results of the referendum:
The results rejected the proposal of the Prime Minister on political reforms that will enable promotion of economic reforms.
In response to the referendum results there are price declines in Asia.

The futures contracts on the Dow Jones Industrial Average is down 0.2%, while the futures on the S&P 500 is down by 0.3%.
The futures on the Nasdaq futures are down by 0.5%.

The last trading day for this week in Asia is conducted with price declines and one of the reasons for the decline in Japan is the local currency which is strengthening against the US dollar.

The oil prices are changing direction and there are declines this morning after two days of sharp gains.
The Brent oil going down by 1.1% and is trading around the level of 53.3 dollars per barrel.

The trading on Wall Street ended yesterday with a mixed trend as investors await to the NFP report to be published later today.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 0.4% to another new record.
The Nasdaq fell by 1.4%, the sharpest daily fall since September 9 and the S&P 500 was down by 0.4%.

The ISM index, which examines the US services sector rose in November to 53.2 points compared with the level of 51.9 points in October.
The figure was contrary to the estimates of economists who expected a small increase to 52.2 points more.

The prices of the oil is getting stronger:
The WTI rising by 3% to a price level of 51 dollars per barrel.
The Brent also increased by 3% to a price level of 53 dollars per barrel.