[US market conditions]Stocks fall back, new issue in economic measures-dollar rebounds-Bloomberg

The US stock market fell back on the 18th. The Republican Party has posed new demands over the US federal spending bill, threatening to conclude. Tesla has risen slightly with active trading ahead of next week’s adoption of the S & P 500 Index.

The S & P 500 species narrowed significantly toward the close. On this day, individual stocks and index spots and futures will reach the settlement date all at once, so price fluctuations were expected to be more intense than usual.

Expectations that the US economic policy would be finalized by the weekend had receded, and stock prices had sunk to the lows of the day. The dollar has risen for the first time in five business days in the foreign exchange market. In the US Treasury market, 10-year bond yields have recovered above 0.93%.

S & P 500 species decreased 0.4% from the previous day to 3709.41. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is $ 124.32 (0.4%) cheaper at $ 30179.05. The Nasdaq Composite Index fell slightly below 0.1%.

Tour of economic assistance is a lifeline of workers and companies, negotiation of parliament is still prospect of conclusion does not stand. The Republican Party called for a codification of the phasing out of lending programs by the US Federal Reserve. In the United States, the worsening of virus infection has not stopped, and behavioral regulations are being tightened in various places.

In an interview, Gradient Investments portfolio manager Keith Gangle said, “The market was pretty strong from November to early December, so it’s not surprising that some sales are going on.” Quadruple witching pointed out that price movements are a little different than usual.

The dollar is rising in the foreign exchange market. Uncertainty over stock prices and US economic measures has led the dollar to flee. The dollar has fallen in the week. The pound is the lowest this week. Negotiations between the European Union (EU) and Britain are showing signs of entanglement over the weekend.

As of 4:15 pm New York time, the Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index, which shows the movement of the dollar against the 10 major currencies, rose 0.2%. In the week, the 4th week is lowered in the last 5 weeks. The euro is 0.2% cheaper against the dollar, 1 euro = 1.2250 dollars. The dollar is 0.2% higher than the yen, and the dollar is 103.31 yen. According to traders, the euro has shrunk below 1 euro = 1.2260 dollars, and the dollar has been moving to buy when it breaks above 103.30 yen.

Yields on 10- and 30-year Treasuries have risen to highs this week in the US Treasury market. The yield curve has become steep. Yields on 10-year bonds rose 1 basis point (bp, 1bp = 0.01%) to 0.94%.

The New York crude oil futures market continues to grow on the 5th. Republican Secretary of State Mitch McConnell said he was “more optimistic than the night before” that the bipartisan deal was near.

The January contract for West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) ends at $ 49.10 a barrel, up 74 cents (1.5%). On a weekly basis, it rose 5.4%, rising for seven consecutive weeks. The February contract for Brent North Sea in London ICE is up 76 cents to $ 52.26.

New York gold futures market fell slightly. The February contract for gold futures on the New York Board of Trade (COMEX) ends at $ 1888.90, down 0.1% per ounce. With the current provisional budget expiring, the US Economic Policy Talks continued to draw attention.

Both futures and spot prices are rising on a weekly basis. “Gold rode a wave of all-round rises this week that supported all kinds of metals,” said Saxo Bank’s chief product strategy officer, Ole Hansen.

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