Daily Report | 6 April 2022
Wall Street's main indexes closed lower, as pressure increased on technology and growth stocks. Nasdaq led the decline
Wall Street's main indexes closed lower, as pressure increased on technology and growth stocks. Nasdaq led the decline
WIKA booked sales of IDR 17.8 trillion in 2021, growing 7.7% YoY. Meanwhile, the highest contributor to sales is the
US stock markets closed higher, driven by rising technology stocks. Nasdaq closed higher by 1.9%, followed by S&P
The US unemployment rate in March was recorded at 3.6%, the lowest in two years, supporting Wall Street's modest gains
Concerns about the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, US inflation, and the Fed's stance remained negative sentiments for the
Wall Street closed lower, amid efforts for peace talks between Ukraine and Russia. Russian troops bombarded the
Wall Street stocks closed higher after Russia promised to reduce military operations around Kyiv and northern Ukraine,
All three US stock markets closed higher, with Nasdaq leading the gains of up to 1.31%, as Russia and Ukraine prepare to
The S&P 500 rose 0.51% boosted by the financial sector, as the UST10Y yield increased to 2.50% or its highest