- The markets were hardly changed On the Sunday before a busy week for investors who can expect another flood of corporate results, economic data and comments from central bankers. In the meantime, the parliamentary elections from Japan could result from the global bond markets and the US state bond return.
US shares signaled a calm on Sunday evening, which corresponded to a busy week in the coming week, which includes a flood of corporate results, economic data and comments from central bankers.
The futures, which was bound with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, fell only 16 points or 0.04%. S&P 500 -Futures decreased by 0.03%, and Nasdaq Futures dropped by 0.04%.
The return of the 10-year Ministry of Finance fell by 1.1 basis points to 4.42%. The US dollar was flat compared to the euro and 0.15% compared to the yen after the parliamentary elections in Japan had rejected an Oberhaus parliamentary elections catastrophic blow to the coalition of Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba.
Earlier forecasts for a bad result for Ishiba had already sent the Japanese government bonds in the amount of several years, since investors expected that the choice for more state expenditure and tax cuts awaited the choice.
The Japanese stock and bond markets are closed on Monday, which means that the US finance ministries can later see a delayed reaction to the election. Higher Japanese returns could make us less attractive to local investors who were usually large buyers of finance ministries.
Gold decreased by 0.14% at $ 3,353.60 per ounce. The US oil prices rose by 0.21% to $ 67.48 per barrel, and Brent Rohs rose by 0.19% to $ 69.41.
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