
The European stock markets open the trading day with decline.
The FTSE losing 0.6%, the CAC retreated by 0.7% and the DAX decreasing by 0.8%.

The European stock markets open the trading day with decline.
The FTSE losing 0.6%, the CAC retreated by 0.7% and the DAX decreasing by 0.8%.

The WTI crude oil is falling by 0.9% due to an increase in information on US oil inventories, and traded at the price of 46.3 dollars per barrel.

The Asian trade is conducted with price declines on concern rising on US election results next week.
At the same time, the Japanese yen rises against the US dollar, the Swiss franc and gold.

The trading on Wall Street stock markets ended yesterday with declines, ahead of the opening of the Open Market Committee of the Federal Reserve which will publish its interest rate decision today.
In a daily summary: the Dow Jones fell by 0.6%, the S&P 500 lost 0.7% and the NASDAQ also retreated by 0.7%.

Apple shares ended the trading yesterday with a decrease of 1.8%.
It was the fifth straight day of declines since the company last week reported of disappointing results for the third quarter of the year, including the third consecutive decline in sales of iPhone and a fall in sales of devices in China.

October manufacturing index in the US stood at 51.9%, more than expected, which was above the the level of 51.7%, and versus 51.5% in September.

As of this hour, the futures contracts on leading indicators on Wall street signalling on a slight increase of 0.2%.

After a drop by 3.8% yesterday, so far today the oil returned to increase.
WTI barrel now costs 0.4% to the price of 47.1 dollars per barrel.

Asia’s leading indices closed in green.
Nikkei in Tokyo rose by 0.1%, Shanghai added 0.7% and the Hang Seng in Hong Kong climbed by 0.9%.

The European markets opened the trading day with a slight increases.
The British FTSE rising by 0.4% as well as the French CAC.
The German DAX added 0.5% to its value.