Thursday, June 23, 2016

Wall Street voiced resounding no to “Brexit” – exchange debutant doubled – OBI Online

US stock exchanges ended sharply up on Thursday.

The Dow Jones rose 1.29 percent to 18,011.07, the Nasdaq 1.59 percent to 4,910.04, while the broader S & amp; P 500 index la wearing 1.34 percent to 2,113.32.

“Fear index” VIX (CBOE) fell to almost 17.4.

Around five shares rose for every stock that fell on the NYSE where 837 million shares were traded.

WTI oil rose 2.0 percent to $ 50.11 a barrel.

the gold price fell $ 6.90 to $ 1,263.10 per ounce .

“Brexit” focus operation

most revolved around the current “Brexit» -avstemning where Brits will decide whether they should withdraw from the EU or not.

the pound rose earlier today to season best, as GBPUSD was up to 1.4947. The pound turned down throughout the day, but the intersection is back around 1.49.

Most polls have pointed towards a smooth vote, but with a majority to “Remain” campaign.

Thursday night suggests bookmaker Betfair told Reuters 86 percent probability that just “Remain” campaign succeed. Polling stations close at 11 p.m. Norwegian time.

– I think the market has already been. It looks like they’re looking for a victory for “Remain” page. This may be a classic example of “buy rumors, sell facts”, says director Adam Sarhan in Sarhan Capital to CNBC.

Traders pointing towards the website also facing short-coverage as a contributor to the current upswing.

Today’s macroeconomic data was mostly encouraging. Jobless claims fell more than expected, the PMI for the manufacturing sector rose more than expected and new housing sales fell less than expected.



Finance Rally

Most Dow components rose, and most of all Goldman Sachs, who showed the way to a strong financial sector and gained 3.1 percent $ 152.66.

Federal Reserve will after closing release the results of the first stress tests. In addition, step sector on optimism that “Remain” page wins in the UK.

Nike were among the few Dow components fell, namely by 0.8 percent to $ 54.12.

App software developer Twilio opened at $ 23.99 after being priced at $ 15 in its initial public offering, above the expected range of 12-13 dollar share. When trading closed, stood share in $ 28.79.

There is an increase in violent 91.9 percent.

Macy’s rose 1.7 percent to $ 33.38 after have announced that CEO Terry Lundgren goes off next year.

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