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US indices finished yesterday's trading lower. S&P 500 dropped 0.48%, Dow Jones declined 0.56% and Nasdaq closed 0.21% lower. On the other hand, Russell 2000 gained 0.29%
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Stocks were trading mixed during the Asian session. Nikkei and indices from China dropped while S&P/ASX 200 and Kospi gained
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DAX futures point to a slightly lower opening of the European session
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A record number of coronavirus deaths was reported yesterday - 10.5 thousand
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France has lowered GDP forecast from 2021 to 6% from 8%
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Reuters reports that results of phase I and II trials of Chinese Sinovac vaccine showed that it is safe. However, phase III results will be crucial
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UK Telegraph reports that some progress has been made on fisheries in the EU-UK talks
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Trump ousted chief of Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency after he claimed that elections were safe
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House Democrats urged Senate Republicans to start relief bill negotiations this week
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Bitcoin jumped above the $18,000 mark. However, price of the cryptocurrency slumped $1,000 shortly after
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API report hinted at 4.17 million barrel build in US oil inventories
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Japanese trade data for October turned out to be much better than expected. Imports dropped 13.3% YoY (exp. -9% YoY) and exports declined 0.2% YoY (exp. -4.5% YoY). In turn, trade balance came in at 872.9 billion JPY (exp. 250 billion JPY)
Almost 550 thousand new coronavirus cases were reported yesterday. Source: worldometers, XTB
