In Asia, the main squares closed down: the Shanghai bag fell 1.16%, while Hong Kong Hang Seng dropped 0.60%and the Japanese Nikkei 225 accompanied with a red of 0.82%.
Meanwhile, in Europe the trend remains positive. The Euro Stoxx 50 index rises 0.80%, while the German Dax increases 0.60%and the French CAC increases 0.92%. On the outside the European Union, the British FTSE stands out, which accompanies with a +0.54%.
Google changes the face of Wall Street in the previous
In this context, THE DOW JONES INDUSTRIALS INDEX neutral opera in pre -opening; while S&P500 increases 0.43% and the Nasdaq Composite rises 0.60%.
The reason behind that change of humor seems to be the judicial ruling in favor of Alphabetthe parent company of Google. A federal judge saved her from a forced division in An antimonopoly case on your chrome browser.
The decision also endorsed that the technology continued to pay Apple payments that, according to the complainants, generated that the company founded by Steve Jobs blocked the rivals of Chrome.
In this way, the shares of both companies rise in the previous one, with Alphabet +5.43% and Apple +3.83%.
August employment data
Anyway, investors remain focused on the next data of the US economy, particularly with the publication of the Employment Report on Friday.
Market analysts pointed out that a weak fact during August Federal Reserve (Fed) Gradually reduce interest rates.
Economists expect the US to have added 74,000 jobscompared to July 73,000. Next to the data of the August IPC that will be known next week, The Employment Report will be the most important fact that the Fed will have at hand before its next monetary policy meetingon September 16 and 17.
This Wednesday, the Jolts of Employment Offers conducted by the United States Department of Labor to help measure job offers will be known. Collect companies about staff, job offers, hiring, high and low. A survey that could advance Friday’s trend.
Source: Ambito
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