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Tarih : 2020-08-13 08:15:00

US and European stock markets

Indices are close to record highs which were observed on Wednesday, August 12th, with positive sentiment in the US markets.  The marked recovery has increased technology stocks, which were weak in past days.  Inflation data for July, which is featured in the data calendar, increased 0.6% month over month despite expectations for a 0.3% increase.  The Dow Jones index closed at 27.976, up 289 points, the S&P 500 index at 3.380 with 46 points, and the Nasdaq at the level of 11,012, gaining 229 points.  The S&P 500 reached its highest level since February 19 and is close to a record close.

  In the Dow Jones, the health and information technology sectors emerged, with premiums of 2%.  The manufacturing, finance, raw materials and energy sectors closed the day with a slight loss.  Apple, Microsoft, Home Depot, United Health, Merck and Intel were the top stocks.  Boeing, Exxon and American Express are seen as the bearers.  In the S&P 500, information technology, health, discretionary consumption, and infrastructure were the sectors that gained the most value.  Funding was the only sector to end the day with losses.  AMD, Qualcomm, Nvidia and Conocophilips were the leading papers in the index with 5% and above premiums.

  European markets rose on the back of positive sentiment in the market.  The rise in oil and mineral prices also led to an increase in the sector's shares.  The highs of the past three weeks were seen in the major indices.  The FTSE 100 attracted attention with a 2% premium and closed above the 5,050 day average.  Industrial production in the UK rebounded more than expected on a month-on-month basis, and it was announced that growth data in the second quarter would shrink by 20.4% despite an expected contraction of 20.7%.  In the DAX, the German Stock Exchange, Beiersdorf, RWE and Merck were the highest-earning stocks with premiums of over 2%.  Only MTX and Wirecard closed the day with losses.  A distinct cycle has been observed across all sectors in the UK FTSE 100 Index. The most profitable sectors were infrastructure, health, primary consumption and industry.

  Review of German inflation and US weekly jobless claims will be featured in the data table tomorrow.


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