10 Jun 2013
US markets mixed, dollar retreats
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - Equities in the US markets are edging lower on Monday, as the poor performance of home-builders are eclipsing the revision of the US outlook to positive by S&P. The greenback, in terms of the Dollar Index, is following suit, consolidating recent losses below the 82.00 mark.
DowJones is losing 0.07%, followed by the S&P500, 0.06%. The Nasdaq is up 0.07%.
Bourses across the Atlantic also closed mixed on Monday, as concerns over global growth re-emerged after poor Chinese data over the weekend. The DAX30 was the sole winner, up 0.64% while the IBEX35 led the losses. Positive day for the single currency, climbing to fresh highs around 1.3270/75 against the backdrop of swelling risk appetite.
In the commodities realm, the ounce troy of gold is trimming recent losses, up 0.27% at $1,386 while the barrel of WTI is down 0.22% at $95.82.
DowJones is losing 0.07%, followed by the S&P500, 0.06%. The Nasdaq is up 0.07%.
Bourses across the Atlantic also closed mixed on Monday, as concerns over global growth re-emerged after poor Chinese data over the weekend. The DAX30 was the sole winner, up 0.64% while the IBEX35 led the losses. Positive day for the single currency, climbing to fresh highs around 1.3270/75 against the backdrop of swelling risk appetite.
In the commodities realm, the ounce troy of gold is trimming recent losses, up 0.27% at $1,386 while the barrel of WTI is down 0.22% at $95.82.