2023-06-21 00:16:39
InfoQuest news agency (June 21, 2023)
Indices and stock market conditions, oil, gold and foreign money markets as of 20 June 2023.
— The Dow Jones New York Stock Exchange closed lower on Tuesday (June 20) as investors took profits following last week’s strong market rally. pointing to a global slowdown in demand Meanwhile, investors are keeping an eye on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, who will deliver his semi-annual monetary and economic policy address to Congress this week.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 34,053.87 points, down 245.25 points or -0.72%, the S&P 500 closed at 4,388.71 points, down 20.88 points or -0.47%, and the Nasdaq closed at 13,667.29 points, down 22.28 points or -0.16%.
— European stock markets closed lower on Tuesday (June 20) as China-related stocks tumbled. After investors were disappointed that China cut interest rates less than expected. which may not be able to stimulate the economic recovery of the Chinese economy
The STOXX 600 index closed at 459.32 points, down 2.72 points or -0.59%.
The French stock market CAC-40 index closed at 7,294.17 points, a decrease of 19.88 points or -0.27%, the German stock market DAX index closed at 16,111.32 points, a decrease of 89.88 points or -0.55% and the FTSE 100 London stock market index closed at 7,569.31 points, a decrease of 19.17 points or -0.25%
— The London stock market closed lower on Tuesday (June 20), with mining and energy stocks declining. After commodity prices were hit by China’s rate cut less than expected.
The FTSE 100 London Stock Exchange closed at 7,569.31 points, down 19.17 points or -0.25%.
— New York’s West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures closed lower on Tuesday (June 20), pressured by concerns regarding a slowing economy and oil demand in China. Including news Iran and Russia increase oil exports. This will result in an increase in oil supply in the world market.
The WTI crude oil contract is delivered in July. It was down $1.28, or 1.78%, at $70.50/barrel.
The Brent crude oil contract (BRENT) was delivered in August. It was down 71 cents, or 0.93%, at $75.90 a barrel.
— New York gold futures closed lower on Tuesday (June 20) as the dollar’s strength dragged the market. In addition, investors worried that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will continue to raise interest rates. following the United States revealed a higher-than-expected start to build a house which indicates the strength of the real estate market.
The COMEX (Commodity Exchange) gold contract is delivered in August. fell $ 23.50, or 1.19%, to close at $ 1,947.70 / ounce.
Silver metal contracts delivered in July. down 89.20 cents, or 3.70%, to close at $23.234/ounce.
The platinum contract was delivered in July. down $ 19.30, or 1.95%, to close at $ 968.00 / ounce
The palladium contract will be delivered in September. plunged $ 37.10, or 2.6%, to close at $ 1,379.10 / ounce
— The U.S. dollar rose once morest major currencies in trading on Tuesday (June 20) in the New York Stock Exchange amid expectations that the Federal Reserve (Fed) will continue to raise interest rates. following the United States revealed a higher-than-expected start to build a house which indicates the strength of the real estate market.
The dollar index, which measures the greenback once morest a basket of six major currencies, was up 0.01% to 102.5371.
The greenback was once morest the Swiss franc at 0.8978 francs from 0.8962 francs, while it was once morest the Canadian dollar at $1.3229 from C$1.3214. It was stronger once morest the Swedish krona at 10.8024 krona from 10.7285 krona, but the dollar was weaker once morest the yen at 141.3700 yen from 141.9470 yen.
The euro was weaker once morest the dollar at $1.0917 from $1.0919, while the pound was weaker to $1.2759 from $1.2779.
The DJIA New York Stock Exchange index closed at 34,053.87 points, down 245.25 points, -0.72%.
The S&P500 New York Stock Exchange closed at 4,388.71 points, down 20.88 points, -0.47%.
The NASDAQ New York Stock Exchange closed at 13,667.29 points, down 22.28 points, -0.16%.
The FTSE 100 London Stock Exchange closed at 7,569.31 points, down 19.17 points, -0.25%.
The French stock market CAC-40 index closed at 7,294.17 points, down 19.88 points, -0.27%.
The German stock market DAX index closed at 16,111.32 points, down 89.88 points, -0.55%.
The Australian S&P/ASX 200 Index closed at 7,357.80 points, up 62.90 points, +0.86%.
The Australian stock market ALL ORDINARIES index closed at 7,548.50 points, up 59.30 points, +0.79%.
The Japanese stock market NIKKEI 225 index closed at 33,388.91 points, up 18.49 points, +0.06%.
The South Korean stock market KOSPI index closed at 2,604.91 points, down 4.59 points, -0.18%.
Taiwan stock market TAIEX index closed at 17,184.91 points, down 89.65 points, -0.52%.
The SSE Composite Index, the Chinese stock market, closed at 3,240.36 points, down 15.44 points, -0.47%.
Hong Kong stock market HSI index closed at 19,607.08 points, down 305.81 points, -1.54%.
Indian stock market SENSEX index closed at 63,327.70 points, up 159.40 points, +0.25%.
Indonesia’s Jakarta Composite Index closed at 6,660.46 points, down 25.60 points, -0.38%.
The Philippine Stock Exchange PSE Composite Index closed at 6,448.90 points, down 1.44 points, -0.02%.
FBMKLCI Malaysian stock market index closed at 1,388.33 points, up 1.00 points, +0.07%.
The FTSE STI Singapore Stock Exchange closed at 3,220.23 points, down 20.94 points, -0.65%.
By Kanlayanee Chivapanich/Ratana Pongtwich
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