Over the course of the weekly closing, there was a great discrepancy between the 3 most important indices in the US markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was eventually able, despite everything, to get a weekly gain of 1.34 percent in return, the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index closed down by 1.55 percent, And the Nasdaq Composite Index was the biggest loser, by 3.11 percent.
but regarding for gold It continued to record its losses following it lost $26 yesterday and closed at $1,650 levels. As for silver, the losses were greater in yesterday’s session, which approached 4 percent, but it remains
Silver prices at these levels compared to gold prices are somewhat resilient.
As for the 10-year return, which shone remarkably this week following it was able to close above 4 percent and remain stable at it as a daily and weekly closing, coinciding with levels above 32 for the fear index.
And at the level oil pricesIt fell at the end of the week, with WTI closing at $85.61 and Brent at $91.63.
On the currency front, the continuous deterioration of the Japanese yen was noticeable, which reached the outskirts of 150 dollars, following it lost 1 percent yesterday, closing at 148.75 dollars.
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In the last session of the week, he lost Dow Jones Index 400 points is equivalent to almost half of the gains of Thursday’s stormy session and lost the levels of 30 thousand points once more, while the losses were greater on the Standard & Poor’s 500 and Nasdaq Composite Index by 2.37 percent and 3.08 percent, respectively.
Over the course of the weekly closing, there was a great discrepancy between the 3 most important indices in the US markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was eventually able, despite everything, to get a weekly gain of 1.34 percent in return, the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index closed down by 1.55 percent, And the Nasdaq Composite Index was the biggest loser, by 3.11 percent.
but regarding for gold It continued to record its losses following it lost $26 yesterday and closed at $1,650 levels. As for silver, the losses were greater in yesterday’s session, which approached 4 percent, but it remains
Silver prices at these levels compared to gold prices are somewhat resilient.
As for the 10-year return, which shone remarkably this week following it was able to close above 4 percent and remain stable at it as a daily and weekly closing, coinciding with levels above 32 for the fear index.
And at the level oil pricesIt fell at the end of the week, with WTI closing at $85.61 and Brent at $91.63.
On the currency front, the continuous deterioration of the Japanese yen was noticeable, which reached the outskirts of 150 dollars, following it lost 1 percent yesterday, closing at 148.75 dollars.
