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Assets under management in investment funds increased by 1.9% in October. As for the stock markets, we saw positive developments on both developed and emerging stock markets, as well as on the domestic stock market. On the foreign exchange market, the forint strengthened slightly against the euro, while it weakened slightly against the dollar.
Last week, amid concerns about the valuation of artificial intelligence stocks, the stock markets were slightly shaken and on Monday morning the mood on the Asian stock markets was rather negative, while in Europe the day started with small movements, the DAX rose minimally, although this did not last long, the leading indices turned around by noon. Nvidia reports this week, which investors concerned about the pricing of tech stocks can follow w…
Global stock markets show instability
Global stock markets were volatile last week; indices rose at the start of the week but later fell due to pressure on the technology sector. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.3 percent last week, reaching 47,147 points, while the S&P 500 rose slightly, 0.1 percent, to 6,734 points. The Nasdaq Composite slipped 0.5 percent to end the week at 22,900 points. At the start of the week, the gains were largely due to a correction in technology st…
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