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Tuesday,16 January 2024 at 16:47
UK
& European shares traded
lower while the British pound weakened against other major currencies after
data showed that that the U.K. average earnings grew less-than-expected for
three months ending November.
The dollar ralliedas
investors tempered their expectations for a March rate cut from the Federal
Reserve, while the pound and yen dropped as inflationary pressures subsided.
Oil prices fell,
as investors monitored the impact of tensions in the Middle East.
Gold prices slid,
pressured by a firm U.S. dollar and Treasury yields, while investors eyed
remarks from several Federal Reserve officials this week to assess the
likelihood of the central bank’s interest rate cuts in the year.
Morgan Stanley
reported a slide in fourth-quarter income on Tuesday, as costs in its core
wealth management division jumped.
The Wall Street bank reported net revenues of $12.9bn in the three months to 31
December, compared to $12.7bn a year previously.
Pre-tax income declined, however, to $2.1bn from $2.8bn, while net income fell
to $1.5bn from $2.2bn.
Markets
the close
FTSE 100 7,558 (-0.48%)
FTSE 250 19,193 (-0.04%)
DAX 16,556 (-0.39%)
16:45
Dow Jones 37,421 (-0.46%)
S&P 500 4,776 (-0.15%)
NASDAQ 14,978 +0.04%
Fixed Income
UK 10-YR YIELD 3.802
Exchange Rates
GBP/USD 1.266
GBP/EUR 1.163
Commodities
Gold $2,034 (-1%)
Brent $78.58 (-0.08%)
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