US EditionEuropean Stock Exchanges on the Rise in the Hope of Budgetary Unblocking in the United States
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In Brussels, the Bel20 won 1.19% at the close. Global stock exchanges are on the rise Monday, after a more morose week, investors...
Futures point to increases of around 0.3% and the accounts of Vodafone and Munich Re, among others, will be quoted
European stock market indices turned green today. According to foreign news agencies, optimism prevailed on the old continent regarding the possible imminent renewal of federal government funding in the US. Oil prices fell, and the euro also fell against the dollar.
Last week's stock market decline was replaced by a rebound on Monday. It is associated with the potentially imminent reopening of the US government, but other worrying factors have not disappeared. Oil has fallen, the price of gold has turned up again.
World Stock Exchanges/Photo: taken from Freepik Asia-Pacific Stock Exchanges Asian stock markets today closed with new impulses to the reopening of the US government. Proof of this is that the main index of the Seoul Stock Exchange, the Kospi, rose by 3.02 percent this Monday, amid expectations about the Asian government's proposal to reform the dividend tax and optimism about negotiations to reopen the Donald Trump government.
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