terça-feira, 21 de abril de 2020

European stock markets are falling deeper into the red, as traders prepare for a rocky start to trading on Wall Street.



1h ago / 21-4-2020
13:16
European stock markets are falling deeper into the red, as traders prepare for a rocky start to trading on Wall Street.

In London the FTSE 100 index is currently down 2.3%, or 134 points, to 5678. That takes it back to Friday morning’s levels, before hopes of a coronavirus treatment breakthrough sparked a rally.

Mining companies are among the top fallers, with Glencore and Anglo American down 6%. That follows falls in commodity prices, as investors anticipate weak economic demand.

Oil producers BP and Royal Dutch Shell are still down around 4% too.

The Dow Jones industrial average is currently down 2.5%, or around 600 points, in pre-market trading -- which would match Monday’s falls.

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