
The trading on Wall street is conducted with slight declines at the leading indicators.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average falling by 0.2%, the S&P 500 was down 0.3%, the Nasdaq Composite Index falling by a similar rate.

The trading on Wall street is conducted with slight declines at the leading indicators.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average falling by 0.2%, the S&P 500 was down 0.3%, the Nasdaq Composite Index falling by a similar rate.

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 German industrial output was lower than expected in September.
According to data released today, the total output fell by 1.8%, after a rise of 3% in the previous month.

Seventh month in a row of decline in exports from China
Chinese exports continued to fall in October, though at a slower pace.
According to data released today the exports fell by 7.3% compared with October 2015 and after a fall of 10% in September.

The trading on Wall Street has been ended yesterday with sharp gains.
The Dow Jones index rose by 2%, the S&P climbed by 2.2%, the Nasdaq Composite Index jumped by 2.4%.
The rises was supported by the employment index of the Federal Reserve, which pointed to positive sentiment in all 19 indicators of the labor market in October.

Wall Street stock exchanges open the trading session with sharp gains.
The Dow Jones index rising by 1.4%, the Nasdaq and S&P 500 rising by 1.5%.

The price of oil rising in the markets by about 1%.
The barrel of WTI traded for 44.5 us dollars a barrel, the Brent is traded for 45.4 us dollar.
The increases in the price of the black gold comes in view of the statements by Member States of the OPEC cartel of oil exporting countries who are determined to reach a final agreement on limiting the oil production.

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%.

Currencies:
The Euro lost 0.7% against the US dollar to 1.105 dollar.
The British pound falls to 0.8% against the US dollar and the Japanese currency versus the US dollar jumps by 1.3%.