Stock market turns red after four peak days | Financial

The AEX was 1% lower at 565.9 points at eleven o’clock. The AMX fell 0.9% to 820.5 points.

The other European stock markets were also hit by profit-taking. The British FTSE 100, the German DAX and the French CAC 40 fell 0.7%, 1.3% and 1.1% respectively.

Index futures pointed to a 0.7% to 1.2% lower opening of the US stock markets, following the 2% to 2.6% plus on Thursday.

While not all votes have been counted yet, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has by far the best chance to be elected. Current President Donald Trump will legally challenge his impending loss.

The American jobs report comes out at half past two. This should show to what extent employment is recovering from the blow earlier this year.

Biotechnology company ended up with the Dutch main funds Galapagos with a minus of 5.4% at the bottom, in response to its disappointing quarterly figures.

Philips fell 1.3%. The medical technology company came out with its medium-term financial goals.

Tech investor Prosus took the lead with a gain of 1.8%. Steel giant ArcelorMittal rose 1.2%.

ING, which came out on Thursday with disappointing quarterly figures, was 0.3% in recovery.

With the medium-sized funds Air France KLM with a loss of 4% at the bottom.

Boskalis fell 2.3%, on the message that sales in the third quarter stable remained compared to the first half of the year. The maritime service provider is also sticking to its previously stated forecast for this year.

Vopak fell 1.3%. To be storage tanks for oil were fuller in the third quarter than in the first half of the year.

BAM climbed 0.6%. On Thursday, the construction company still lost ground after its figures are published.

Smallcap Sif lost 5.9%, following an advisory cut by ING to sales in response to the quarterly figures presented Thursday. The bank believes that the analyst consensus for the foundation specialist for next year is too high.

Euronext fell in the local market 1%, in response to his quarterly figures.

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