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20:27
Wall Street declines continue; The Nasdaq loses 1.4%, the Dow Jones rises about 0.6%, the S&P 500 falls about 0.5%.
19:25
European stock markets closed in a mixed trend. Dax fell by about 0.5%, FTSE rose by about 0.2%, KAC closed stable and Eurostock fell by about 0.1%.
On Wall Street, the Nasdaq loses 1.7%, led by Netflix, which falls by more than 8.6%, the Dow Jones index rises by about 0.2%, the S&P 500 falls by about 0.8%.
17:38
At this time the Dow Jones index is up by about 0.4%, the S&P 500 is down by about 0.3%, the Nasdaq is down by about 1%. Oil prices are up by about 0.5%. The price of a barrel of oil is $83.20.
Netflix Down about 7% after publishing a weak revenue forecast for the coming year. However, it recorded an increase in profits and revenues in the first quarter of the year. Shopify increases by more than 2%.
16:30
The Wall Street stock markets opened with a mixed trend: the Dow Jones index rises by 0.3%, the S&P 500 falls by about 0.1%, the Nasdaq falls by about 0.5%. The S&P 500 is heading for its worst week in the last six months.
The Nasdaq fell 4% during the week, marking a fourth straight week of declines so far – the worst negative streak since December 2022.
Oil prices, which jumped earlier amid reports of an attack by Israel in Iran, are currently down by 0.2%, and the price of a barrel stands at $82.56.
14:20
Red screens in European stock markets throughout the trading day: Dax falls by about 0.8%, FTSE loses by about 0.7%, CAC falls by about 0.3% and Eurostock falls by about 0.5%.
A negative trend in the futures contracts on Wall Street as well: the Dow Jones is down by about 0.2%, the S&P 500 is down by about 0.4% and the Nasdaq is down by about 0.6%.
12:40
The declines in the European stock markets moderate: Dax falls by about 0.8%, FTSE loses by about 0.6%, CAC falls by about 0.5% and Eurostock falls by about 0.5%.
The futures on Wall Street are also starting to stabilize: the Dow Jones is down about 0.3%, the S&P 500 is down about 0.3% and the Nasdaq is down about 0.6%.
The dollar exchange rate has remained stable in recent hours and stands at NIS 3.86.
The price of a barrel of Brent oil increases by about 0.4% to $87.42 and the price of a barrel of crude oil increases by about half a percent to $83.14. The gold price is stable at $3,397 per ounce.
11:15
The negative trend in the European stock markets continues: Dax falls by about 1.1%, FTSE loses by about 0.7%, CAC falls by about 0.8% and Eurostock falls by about 0.9%.
Hong Kong closed down 1.02%.
Wall Street futures are also red: the Dow Jones is down about 0.4%, the S&P 500 is down about 0.5% and the Nasdaq is down about 0.7%.
10:00
European stock markets opened with declines: Dax falls by about one percent, FTSE falls by half a percent, KAC falls by about 0.7% and Eurodtok falls by about 0.8%.
Red locks in Asia: Shanghai closed down 0.29%, Shenzhen closed down 1 percent and Kospi closed down 1.62%.
Hong Kong falls by about 1.2%
9:20
After the surge in the dollar exchange rate, the decline in the value of the shekel moderated: at this time the dollar was trading at 3.79 shekels.
The Hankook closed down 2.52% and the Asian stock markets continue to decline: Shanghai falls by about 0.2%, Shenzhen falls by about 1.1%, Hong Kong falls by about 1.3% and Kospi loses 1.6%.
8:15
At the opening of trading in the foreign exchange market, the shekel loses height against the foreign currencies against the background of Israel’s attack on Iran. The dollar rate now stands at NIS 3.82 – an increase of about 1 percent. The euro exchange rate stands at NIS 4.06.
In the oil market, the sharp increases moderate a little and a barrel of Brent is now trading for a little over $88. After the initial reports, the price jumped to over $90.
7:20
The reports of an Israeli attack on Iranian soil are shaking the markets. The immediate reaction was in the oil market, with the price of a barrel of Brent jumping after the report by more than 3% to a level of more than $90. Now there is a slight moderation, to the level of 89 dollars per barrel. The price of gold, which is considered a safe haven asset, is also climbing to an all-time high and is trading at a level of $2,400 per ounce.
The stock markets also react with declines. Asia opened bright red amid reports of an Israeli attack alongside disappointing macro data from Japan signaling an increase in inflation. Japan’s Nike is down more than 2.5%, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng is down 1.5% and the Korean Kospi is down more than 2%. The contracts on Wall Street are also red and indicate declines of over 1% in the leading indexes.
In the foreign exchange market, on the other hand, for the time being, there are no special fluctuations. The dollar-shekel exchange rate now stands at 3.8 shekels, but in the options market, a strengthening of more than one percent in the value of the American currency against the shekel is now being priced.
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