
The US Dollar falls against the Japanese yen by 0.1% and traded at a rate of 109.08 yen to the dollar.
The Euro rises against the US dollar by 0.2% and traded at a rate of 1.0744 dollars to the Euro.

The US Dollar falls against the Japanese yen by 0.1% and traded at a rate of 109.08 yen to the dollar.
The Euro rises against the US dollar by 0.2% and traded at a rate of 1.0744 dollars to the Euro.

The Asian stock markets are on the rise for the first time in four days, and the US dollar weakened against most currencies, in what looked like a correction in the markets of the first strong reaction to the election of Donald Trump last week.

The trading on exchanges Wall Street closed yesterday with gains, led by the technology shares rebounded after falling following the US elections, and thanks to the energy stocks which were encourages by the rise in oil prices.
On a daily summary, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 0.3% and closed again at the peak.
The S&P 500 added 0.8% and the Nasdaq rose by 1.1%.

The empire State index of the New York manufacturing activity recovered in November and rose for the first time in four months.
The index rose to 1.5 points, compared to a level of minus 6.8 last month.

US retail sales surged in October, and completed the two best sequence since the beginning of 2014.
The sales rose by 0.8% after rising by 1% in September, while analysts estimated a more modest rise of 0.7%.

The trading on Wall Street is conducted so far today with a mixed trend,as when the oil prices are rising.
Also, the main European stock indices are rising.

The future contracts on Wall street are signalling increases ahead of the new trading day in the US, in anticipation of developments in the economic policies of the President-elect Donald Trump.

The English pound rate against the US dollar has been declining for the second day after data released today showed unexpectedly that UK inflation slowed in October. The pound weakened against all 16 major currencies.
The consumer price index in October was 0.9%, compared with 1% in September.

Europe’s leading stock markets are trading with slightly rising prices when the German Dax index rising by 0.1%, the British FTSE rising by 0.9% and the French CAC added 0.6% to its value.

The Asian stock markets have signed the trading day with a mixed trend, led by Hong Kong which rose by 0.5%.
Shanghai and Tokyo stock markets lost 0.1% of their value.