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U.S. Stocks Close Slightly Higher; Dow, S&P Post New Highs
U.S. stocks closed higher on Monday and the Dow and S&P 500 posted record highs, although the gains were just marginal, as investors largely made cautious moves ahead of some crucial economic data and Fed speeches.
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Swiss Market Ends Modestly Higher
The Switzerland market ended modestly higher on Monday despite staying a bit sluggish till around mid morning. Investors largely made cautious moves, looking ahead to the Swiss National Bank's interest rate decision, and a slew of fresh economic data from the U.S. and Europe.
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U.S. Dollar Drops Amid Dovish Comments From Fed's Goolsbee
The U.S. dollar fell against its major counterparts in the New York session on Monday, as Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee hinted at significant rate cuts over the next year.
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European Markets Close Higher As Stocks Recover After Early Struggle
European stocks shrugged off early uncertainty and moved higher on Monday with investors digesting some regional economic data and closely following the political developments in several countries.
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Canadian Market Down Marginally In Cautious Trade
Canadian stocks are turning in a mixed performance in lackluster trade on Monday with investors looking for directional clues. The euphoria over Federal Reserve's jumbo interest-rate cut has subsided and markets now look ahead to fresh economic data.
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Eurozone Private Sector Contracts Most In 8 Months
The euro area private sector activity posted a renewed contraction in September, signaling a further weakening of the economy, a survey compiled by S&P Global showed Monday. The HCOB flash composite output index dropped to 48.9 in September from 51.0 in August. The reading was expected to fall to 50.6.
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Euro Falls On Weak Eurozone PMI Data
The euro weakened against other major currencies in the European session on Monday, after data showed that the Eurozone business activity contracted more than expected in September.
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Bay Street Likely To Open On Subdued Note
Canadian shares are likely to open on a subdued note Monday morning with investors looking for directional clues, after recent record highs following the Federal Reserve's jumbo interest-rate cut. The market is likely to move in a tight range for much of the day's session amid lackluster moves.
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Dollar Records Modest Weekly Losses Amidst Fed's Jumbo Rate Cut
A larger-than-expected rate cut by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday dragged the U.S. dollar and the six-currency Dollar Index lower during the week ended September 20.
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Australia's Woolworths, Coles Sued Over Illusory Discounts; Shares Dip
Shares of Australian supermarket chains Woolworths Group Ltd. and Coles Group Ltd. were down more than 3 percent on Monday's trading after the country's consumer watchdog sued them over allegedly engaging in "illusory" discounting on hundreds of products. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission or ACCC said it has commenced separate proceedings in the Federal Court against Woolworths
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Pound Slides Against Most Majors
The British pound weakened against most major currencies in the European session on Monday.
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German Private Sector Downturn Deepens In September
German private sector activity fell deeper into contraction in September with accelerated reduction in manufacturing output, flash survey results from S&P Global showed on Monday. At 47.2, the headline HCOB composite output index fell to a seven-month low in September from 48.4 in August. The score was forecast to fall moderately to 48.2.
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Sensex, Nifty Close At New Record Highs
Indian shares ended Monday's session higher, helping key benchmark indexes Sensex and Nifty close at fresh record high levels for a third day running.
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