ftse 100
FTSE 100 started higher the session after the Federal Reserve launched a corporate bond-buying programme in the secondary market, above the bond exchange-traded funds (ETFs) buying
nasdaq 100
The Nasdaq 100 index is down by more than 1.20% in the premarket because of the investors’ fear about a second wave of the virus. The index is performing better than the Dow Jones and the S&P 500, which have dropped by 2.27% and 1.95% respectively. This performance could be because of a new bullish call by Goldman Sachs.
Dow Jones
The Dow Jones futures trade sharply lower on Monday morning as fears of second coronavirus wave rattle markets. Investors fear that the rising numbers of coronavirus infections would stop the fast recovery of global markets.
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  • Nasdaq 10026,989.99▲ +1.35%
  • Dow Jones51,285.73▼ -0.46%
  • DAX25,820.36▼ -1.92%
  • FTSE 10010,673.94▼ -1.01%
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  • WTI oil90.83▲ +0.34%
  • Brent oil98.32▲ +0.03%
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  • USD/JPY158.43▲ +0.49%
  • USD/INR93.91▼ -0.59%
  • Dollar index102.28▼ -0.02%
  • Bitcoin75,777.74▲ +0.05%
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  • XRP1.1620▼ -1.83%
  • Nvidia186.64▲ +2.78%
  • Apple342.37▼ -0.52%
  • Microsoft530.61▼ -0.99%
  • Amazon259.30▼ -0.35%
  • Alphabet284.78▲ +0.78%
  • Meta610.15▲ +0.84%
  • Tesla358.22▲ +4.23%