Dynamics of prices for main agricultural products in structure of Ukraine’s export in 2020-2022
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Dynamics of changes in population of Ukraine from 1991-2022
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Quotes of futures for US stock indices do not show a single dynamics at the auction on Tuesday.
The US stock market has declined in the previous four sessions, and risk appetite remains low due to investors’ fears that the Federal Reserve’s (Fed’s) rapid tightening of monetary policy will dampen economic activity and corporate profits, Market Watch notes.
CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co. Jamie Dimon said the day before that the S&P 500 index could fall by another 20% amid the ongoing tightening of monetary policy by the Fed. This year, the stock indicator has already lost 24%.
Dimon warned that the US economy could fall into recession in the next six to nine months.
Yields on two-year US Treasuries, which are sensitive to a hike in the base rate, rose above 4.3% on Tuesday, close to the maximum since 2007. The interest rate on ten-year US Treasury bonds rose during trading above the 4% mark.
“The 10-year US Treasuries are back above 4% and we expect the pressure on the US stock market to continue,” said Peter Garnry, head of equity strategy at Saxo Bank A/S. profits and cause disappointment in the prospects of the companies.”
S&P 500 companies’ third-quarter combined earnings are up 4.5% year-over-year, according to Refinitiv’s forecast. Profits of energy companies are expected to have grown by 6.3%, banks – have decreased by 1.6%.
Citigroup Inc., JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo & Co. will release quarterly results this week. Bank shares lost 0.2%, 0.4%, 0.3% and 0.5% respectively in early trading on Tuesday.
American Airlines Group Inc. rose by 4.3%. The airline improved its forecasts for revenue and revenue per marginal passenger turnover in the third quarter.
Shares of Delta Air Lines Inc. add 2.8% to the price. The airline said Tuesday it is investing $60 million in flying taxi developer Joby Aviation Inc. and intends to use air taxis to deliver passengers to airports in the future, bypassing traffic jams in New York and Los Angeles.
Joby shares rose 18%.
The value of the December E-mini futures for the S&P 500 fell by 0.1% to 3621.75 points by 15:50 Moscow time on Tuesday. Quotation of the December E-mini futures on the Dow Jones index increased by this time by 0.02%, to 29266 points. Futures on the Nasdaq 100 for December fell 0.14% to 10969.5 points.
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Asian stock markets, which are traded on Monday, demonstrate multidirectional dynamics.
Exchanges in mainland China are closed due to the holidays on the occasion of the Day of the founding of the PRC, South Korea – on the occasion of the Day of the founding of the state.
The Japanese Nikkei 225 rose 0.5% by 8:26 a.m. despite weak statistics.
The Tankan Index, which assesses the level of confidence in the Japanese economy among large companies in the processing industry, fell to its lowest level in six quarters in July-September (since January-March 2021).
The value of the indicator fell to 8 points compared to 9 points in the second quarter of this year, the Bank of Japan said. A positive index value means that the percentage of respondents who consider the business environment favorable is higher than the share of those who do not.
Analysts on average predicted an increase in the indicator in the past quarter to 11 points, according to the results of surveys by Quick and Trading Economics.
The index declined for the third quarter in a row. This reflects, among other things, the growing costs of enterprises, the depreciation of the yen, as well as the restrictions imposed by China due to COVID-19.
The top three in terms of the rate of rise in quotes on Monday consists of shares of transport companies: Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd. (+4.8%), Nippon Yusen K.K. (+4.6%) and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd (-4.2%).
In addition, the price of securities of investment and technology SoftBank Group (+1.6%), consumer electronics manufacturer Sony (+1.5%), automotive Nissan Motor (+1.3%) and Toyota Motor (+3.2%) is rising. ).
The most significant decline in value shows papers of electricity producers, including Kansai Electric Power Co. (-6.5%), Chubu Electric Power Co. (-4.1%) and Tokyo Electric Power Co. (-3.9%), as well as retailer Seven & I Holdings Co. (-4.5%).
The value of the manufacturer of consoles and video games Nintendo fell by 1.1%. The company did a 10-for-1 stock split over the weekend.
The Hong Kong Hang Seng index lost 1.8% by 8:31 am KSK. It is at its lowest level in the last eleven years.
The stock prices of New World Development Co., a developer, are declining most significantly on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. (-7.4%) and Ping An Insurance (-5.2%).
The papers of online retailer JD.com (-3.7%), HSBC bank (-3.3%), automotive BYD (-2.5%) are also getting cheaper.
The Australian S&P/ASX 200 index has decreased by 0.3% since the market opened.
In particular, the price of shares of technology companies Xero Ltd (-2.7%), Computershare (-0.9%) and Wisetech Global (-1.2%) decreased.
Equity markets in Western Europe fell sharply during trading on Wednesday, following the dynamics of the main stock indexes in the Asia-Pacific region.
The composite index of the largest companies in the Stoxx Europe 600 region fell by 1.69% by 12:30 pm to 381.66 points.
The British stock index FTSE 100 is down 1.57%, the German DAX – 1.6%, the French CAC 40 – 1.24%. Italian FTSE MIB loses 1.56%, Spanish IBEX 35 – 1.78%.
Asian stocks also fell heavily, with Hong Kong’s Hang Seng hitting a 13-year low.
Investors are still worried about forecasts of a global economic recession amid persistently high inflation and aggressive measures by the largest central banks to contain it.
The European Central Bank (ECB) will raise interest rates at the next few meetings, the head of the regulator, Christine Lagarde, said at an event in Frankfurt on Wednesday.
“We will do what we must, which is to keep raising interest rates at the next meetings,” Lagarde said. “Our main goal is price stability, and we must achieve it. If we do not achieve, then the economy will suffer even more.”
In early September, the ECB raised all three key interest rates by 75 basis points (bp) for the second time in a row. The base interest rate on loans was raised to 1.25% per annum, the rate on deposits – up to 0.75%, the rate on margin loans – up to 1.5%. Markets expect the European Central Bank to raise rates by another 75 bp in October.
Meanwhile, the leading indicator of consumer confidence in Germany, calculated by the research company GfK, updated a historical low in October. The value of the indicator fell to minus 42.5 points compared to minus 36.8 points in September. A record low is recorded following the results of the fourth month in a row.
Analysts on average predicted a less significant drop – to minus 39 points, according to Trading Economics.
The consumer confidence index in France in September fell to 79 points compared to 82 points a month earlier, data from the national statistical office Insee showed. As a result, its value coincided with the historical minimum, which was recorded in May 2013 and in July this year.
Experts on average expected a reduction of only 80 points.
German industrial group Thyssenkrupp AG plunged 12.1% to become one of the top three Stoxx 600 stocks. JPMorgan analysts affirmed the company’s underweight rating.
The shares of Norwegian fish companies SalMar ASA (-27.5%) and Mowi ASA (-19.2%) also fell most significantly.
Dutch supermarket operator Royal Ahold Delhaize NV is down 0.6%. The company’s Board of Directors intends to propose to shareholders that they reappoint CEO and Chairman of the Board Frans Müller for another term.
The capitalization of the British fashion house Burberry Group Plc is growing by 3.4%. The company’s chief creative officer, Riccardo Tisci, will retire at the end of September. He will be replaced by Daniel Lee.
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