Oil steady, gold gains, US stocks up Ignore America's disappointing
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Oil steady, gold gains, US stocks up Ignore America's disappointing
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West Texas crude oil contract Intermedia or light sweets December delivery was up 15 cents to close at $82.81 a barrel. Brent North Sea London December delivery fell 26 cents to $84.32 a barrel.
A report released by the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) on Wednesday showed the country's crude inventories rose by 4.3 million barrels last week. More than expected increase of 1.9 million barrels after a week earlier. a slight decrease of about 400,000 barrels
The US stock market on Thursday (Oct. 28) hit a new record high. From the earnings report of another strong listed company. Help drown out the disappointment of America's economic growth figures.
Dow was up 239.79 points (0.68 percent) at 35,730.48 S&P was up 44.74 points (0.98 percent) closed at 4,596.42 Nasdaq was up 212.28 (1.39 percent) closed at 15,448.12.
Stocks of many leading companies have jumped. after the earnings report Among them, Ford jumped 8.7% after better-than-expected performance. Caterpillar, meanwhile, ended up 4.1% after executives said they had passed on higher prices to consumers.
Strong earnings report overshadows sluggish US economic data Gross domestic product (GDP) grew just 2% in the third quarter, down from 6.7 percent in the second quarter and 6.3 percent in the first quarter after a new round of coronavirus. undermining consumption activities amid supply disruption
Disappointing economic numbers Push investors to hold low-risk assets and push gold prices on Thursday (Oct. 28) rebounded above 1,800 points, with the price of gold for December delivery up $3.80 to close at $1,802.60 per. oz. |
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