You global markets operate without force this Wednesday (7), indicating once again that the sea is not for fish, while the investor is not clear about the economic situation in the world, especially the USA and the China🇧🇷
New York stock index futures opened sideways with the S&P 500 registering a slight fall of 0.1%.
Operators in Wall Street they are awaiting data on the weekly mortgage application index, released at around 9:30 am ET.
Global markets in red
At Asia, the performance of the main stock exchanges in the region was quite negative. Even with further easing expected in the zero covid policy in China, stocks listed on Hong Kong plummeted 3.22%.
O iron orean important thermometer for the OK 🇧🇷VOUCH3), closed down 0.13% on China’s Dalian Commodity Exchange, at 779 yuan a metric ton.
The easing of quarantine measures by the Chinese government was already expected by the markets, which even saw some relief soon after Beijing’s announcement that a negative Covid-19 test is no longer required for travelers between provinces.
Shortly thereafter, Chinese technology giants listed in Hong Kong plummeted on Wednesday. The actions of alibaba 🇧🇷BABA34) fell 5.34% to US$ 85.05 each.
The Ibovespa in dollars (EWZ) was down 0.03% to $30.72 on the pre-marketwhich may indicate a practically stable opening of the brazilian scholarship at 10 am (Brasília time). On the eve, the Ibovespa fell 2.25% to 109.4 thousand points🇧🇷
O Brent oilan international reference used by the Petrobras 🇧🇷PETR4), fell 1.6% with each barrel worth $78.10, pressured by uncertain future demand.
In contrast to the commodity, the ADRs (receipts representing shares) of Petrobras (PBR) in New York stood at 2.55% in the pre-market🇧🇷 Vale’s ADRs (VALLEY) advanced by 0.12%.
Source: Moneytimes
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