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%-0.05
XAUUSD
Gold / Euro
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#US_30
DOW JONES 30
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GBPUSD
British Pound / US Dollar
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USDCAD
US Dollar / Canadian Dollar
%0.02
XAUEUR
Gold / US Dollar
%1.02
#GER_30
DAX Index
%-0.71
GBPUSD
British Pound / US Dollar
%0.09
USDCHF
US Dollar / Swiss Franc
%-0.02
AUDCAD
Australian Dollar / Cnd. Dollar
%-0.03
XPTUSD
Platinum / US Dollar
%-0.59
#FRA_40
CAC 40 Index
%-0.33
USDCHF
US Dollar / Swiss Franc
%-0.02
USDJPY
US Dollar / Japanese Yen
%-0.11
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New Zealand Dollar / US Dollar
%0.08
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Palladium / US Dollar
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S&P 500 Index
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US Dollar / Japanese Yen
%-0.11
EURGBP
Euro / British Pound
%-0.05
EURNZD
Euro / New Zealand Dollar
%-0.01
XAGUSD
Silver / US Dollar
%-0.38
#GBR_100
UK 100 & Cash Index
%-0.06
EURGBP
Euro / British Pound
%-0.05
EURJPY
Euro / Japanese Yen
%-0.11
CHFJPY
Swiss Franc / Japanese Yen
%-0.07
XAGEUR
Silver / Euro
%1.35
#NAS100
Nasdaq 100
%-0.23
EURJPY
Euro / Japanese Yen
%-0.11
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Palm Oil Rebounds Slightly
Malaysian palm oil futures regained ground above the MYR 4,000-per-tonne mark as bargain hunters took advantage of last week's massive decline to open new positions. On top of that, Indonesia's decision to lower its export tax threshold on crude palm oil lent further optimism to bulls. Still, fundamentals in the palm oil complex continue to be clouded by rising supplies from rival Indonesia and weak export demand from Malaysia. The world's top producer will allow exporters to ship nine times the amount sold domestically under the rule, up from seven times previously, attempting to clear the current high palm oil stockpiles and boost exports. Weak export demand from Malaysia is adding to the bearish outlook. According to cargo surveyors' data, exports of palm oil products from the world's second-largest producer for July rose by approximately 1% from the same period in June.Hang Seng Snaps Three-Day Rally
Hong Kong shares snapped three sessions of gains on Monday, with benchmark Hang Seng pulling back from an over one-week peak to end below the 20,050 level dragged by technology stocks. Investors were rattled by headlines saying that Fitch Ratings noted that distress in the Chinese property market could lead to various effects extending beyond the sector. Meantime, Sino-US tensions mounted, with the White House saying that Beijing's actions around the Taiwan Strait were provocative. On the data front, China's trade surplus hit a fresh high in July, mainly due to a jump in exports, but was unable to lift sentiment amid worries that weakening global demand could drag on shipments in coming months. Shares of Country Garden Holdings and Alibaba Group Holding were among the top losers, down about 6.6% and 4.4%, respectively.French Stocks Start Week Higher
The CAC 40 index rose above the 6,500 mark on Monday, rebounding from Friday’s decline with support from the technology sector, as investors gauge the Federal Reserve’s recent hawkish signals following the release of strong jobs data while awaiting this week’s CPI figures. Dassault Systemes and STMicroelectronics led the tech sector higher in Paris, rebounding from last session’s decline. Meanwhile, Veolia Environmental stocks were 2% higher after selling the service of waste removal from the Suez Canal to Australian Macquarie.Brent Crude Struggles for Traction
Brent crude futures were trading around the $94-per-barrel mark amid a weakening demand outlook. Data released over the weekend showed that China, the world’s top crude importer, imported 9.5% less oil in July than a year ago as refiners reduced inventories amid slower-than-expected demand recovery. Weak Chinese data followed US government figures last week, pointing to growing US crude inventories and declining gasoline demand. Still, upbeat US labor and Chinese export data helped ease some concerns about a demand-sapping global recession.Oil Hovers Near Six-Month Low
WTI crude futures consolidated around the $89-per-barrel mark, not far from an almost six-month low of $87 hit last week amid a weakening demand outlook. Data released over the weekend showed that China, the world’s top crude importer, imported 9.5% less oil in July than a year ago as refiners reduced inventories amid slower-than-expected demand recovery. Weak Chinese data followed US government figures last week, pointing to growing US crude inventories and declining gasoline demand. Still, upbeat US labor and Chinese export data helped ease some concerns about a demand-sapping global recession.Italian Stocks Edge Higher
The FTSE MIB index was slightly higher at above 22,600 on Monday, rebounding slightly from the drop on Friday as sharp gains for the tech and energy sectors offset the retreat in financial shares, while investors continued to assess the extent of central banks’ aggressiveness amid soaring inflation and a slowing economy. Tenaris extended its volatile momentum and gained 1.5%, while STMicroelectronics and Moncler rebounded from Friday’s slump and added 1% each. Meanwhile, Banco BPM and Mediobanca led the banks lower, partially erasing gains from the previous session when strong labor data from the US strengthened bets of an aggressive Fed.Yuan Holds Steady Amid Solid Trade Data
The offshore yuan held steady around 6.76 against the dollar, as solid Chinese trade data countered pressure from a surprisingly strong US jobs report. Data released over the weekend showed that China’s export growth unexpectedly picked up speed in July, sending the country’s trade surplus to a record high. Investors also await Chinese inflation and credit lending data due later in the week to gauge the state of the world’s second largest economy. Meanwhile, the yuan remains susceptible to sharp moves amid resurgent domestic Covid-19 outbreaks, property sector risks and simmering tensions with the US over Taiwan.IBEX 35 Rises for Fifth Session
Spain’s main stock index climbed for the fifth consecutive session on Monday, with the benchmark IBEX 35 rising above 8,200 as investors continued to digest a slew of economic and earnings releases. On the data front, a stronger-than-expected US job report eased some recession worries, fuelling the appetite for riskier assets. On the corporate side, Siemens Energy, Porsche, and BioNTech are some of the most important companies to report on later today.London Stocks Enjoy Respite
London shares regained ground on Monday, with the benchmark FTSE 100 hovering around a two-month peak of 7,470 points, driven by heavyweight materials and energy shares. Oil majors Shell and BP and major miners Glencore and Anglo American traded deep in the green, tracking higher crude and metal prices, respectively. Meanwhile, PageGroup reported a 79.3% jump in half-year operating profit.China Stocks Edge Up on Strong Trade Data
The Shanghai Composite rose 0.31% to close at 3,237 while the Shenzhen Component edged up 0.27% to 12,302 on Monday, rising for the third straight session as Chinese trade data released over the weekend surprised markets to the upside, raising hopes for an economic rebound. Meanwhile, investors remained cautious as resurgent domestic Covid-19 outbreaks and simmering tensions with the US over Taiwan kept sentiment in check. New energy and resources stocks led the advance, with notable gains from Tianqi Lithium (1.1%), Sungrow Power (2.8%) and Sinomine Resources (6.1%). Semiconductor and other related firms also gained on expectations of more government support for the sector, including TongFu Microelectronics (10%), Naura Technology (2.3%) and JCET Group (1%), among others.| Symbol | Bid | Ask | Change |
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1.02135
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2.0E-5
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137.839
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137.856
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-0.149
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134.942
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134.948
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-0.151
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1.20816
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1.20825
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0.00106
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0.95356
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0.95368
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-0.00016
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849.94
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850.16
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-18.11
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137.62
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137.86
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-1.66
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13001.47
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13003.43
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-30.58
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1791
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1791.23
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