Daily Report | 16 Nov 2021
Wall Street closed sideways in trading (15/11); amid the lack of new catalysts. The technology sector declined as the
Wall Street closed sideways in trading (15/11); amid the lack of new catalysts. The technology sector declined as the
Wall Street closed (12/11) with all three major indexes higher last weekend; led by Nasdaq, which rose 1%. Investors
US stock markets closed mixed in trading (11/11); with Dow Jones down 0.44% and Nasdaq rebounding by 0.52%. The energy
Wall Street continued declining on closing (10/11); led by Nasdaq that fell 1.66%. The release of US CPI data showed an
INCO posted a robust sales of US$687.2 million and net earnings of US$122.3 million in 9M-21. The result was supported
All three major US indexes closed lower on 9/11, led by the Nasdaq, which fell 0.6%. Investors are seen profit taking
Wall Street was still able to gain slightly in trading (08/11), led by Dow Jones which rose 0.29%. Investors welcomed
Wall Street ended in the green last weekend (5/11); with all three major indexes booking new all-time highs. Employment
S&P 500 and Nasdaq continued their gains on (05/11), while Dow Jones slightly declined. Investors received positive