New York Future Indexes operate on the rise on Tuesday, while oil prices retreat, after US President Donald Trump, claim that a ceasefire between Iran and Israel came into force.
Trump’s statement was followed by the confirmation of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Israel agreed with the truce. Iran’s Foreign Minister, on the other hand.
The president of the Federal Reserve (Fed), Jerome Powell, will give testimony before the House Financial Services Committee, where he will make prepared comments on monetary policy and hold sessions of questions and answers with the legislators.
See the main indicators at 5:27 am (Brasília time):
USA
- Asia-Pacific
- Europe
- Commodities
United States
In the corporate front, Carnival Corporation, FedEx and BlackBerry should publicize their results today.
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See the performance of future markets:
- Dow Jones Future: +0.63%
- S&P 500 Future: +0.74%
- NASDAQ FUTURE: +1.05%
Asia-Pacific
Asia-Pacific markets after US President Donald Trump said the Iran-Israel ceasefire that he previously announced was in force after the Iranian state media said Tehran had fired his “last round” of missiles against Israel.
- Shanghai Se (China), +1.15%
- Nikkei (Japan): +1.14%
- Hang Seng Index (Hong Kong): +2.06%
- Kospini (South Korea): +2.96%
- ASX 200 (Australia): +0.95%
Europe
European markets operate on the rise after US President Donald Trump announced that Iran and Israel had committed to a ceasefire.
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NATO’s annual summit starts today, with the increase in defense spending on the focus of the two -day meeting in The Hague, the Netherlands. The allies agreed, in principle, to drastically increase their defense spending to 5% of gross domestic product by 2035.
- Stoxx 600: +1.30%
- DAX (Germany): +1.82%
- FTSE 100 (UK): +0.49%
- CAC 40 (France): +1.45%
- FTSE MIB (Italy): +1.62%
Commodities
Petroleum prices retreated on Tuesday to the smallest level in more than a week, after Trump announced a ceasefire agreement between Iran and Israel, which reduced fears about possible interruptions in the supply of commodity in the region.
Iron ore prices in China closed down on Tuesday, reflecting the still resilient demand in the country in the face of improvement in Australia supply.
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- Petroleum WTI, -2.63%, to $ 66.71 the barrel
- Brent oil, -2.55%, to US $ 69.66 the barrel
- Iron ore negotiated on the Dalian Stock Exchange, -0.42%, to 703 Iuanes (US $ 97.92)
Bitcoin
- Bitcoin (BTC), +1.92% to US $ 104,959.00 (compared to the quote 24 hours ago)
(With Reuters and Bloomberg)
