Investors are trading with slight gains awaiting catalysts that will impact related outlooks with less economic dynamism.
He Dow Jones registers a loss of 0.09 percent that brings it to 39,409.37 points, contrasting with increases of 0.07 percent by the S&P 500 which is placed at 5 thousand 322.43 units and the Nasdaq With 0.01 percent more, it is heading towards 16,665.03 points.
In Europe, the IBEX 35 in Spain rose 0.62 percent to 10,625 points, the second largest increase was for the FTSE 100 in London with an increase of 0.31 percent and is located at 8,171.09 points, followed by the CAC 40 in France with 0.30 percent more, at a level of 7,268.82 points, and the German DAX added 0.16 percent to 17,695.25 units.
“The last few days have been difficult for financial markets, with sharp falls due to concerns about a possible recession in the United States and massive sales in yen carry trade operations. While it is true that the latest economic data was somewhat weak, The good tone of the ISEM services and the initial applications for unemployment benefits have helped to alleviate some doubts on its economy that calmed the nerves of operators,” said analysts at CIBanco.
This is how the Mexican Stock Exchange opened on August 9
Local trading also opened with green numbers. The S&P/BMV IPC of the Mexican Stock Exchange reflects an advance of 0.09 percent, reaching 52,925.45 points, and in the case of the star index of the Institutional Stock Exchange, the FTSE-BIVA, the increase is 0.18 percent, reaching 1,082.08 points.
On the oil front, the benchmark crudes registered positive variations of 0.28 percent for West Texas Intermediate (WTI) which stands at 76.40 dollars per unit, while the Brent benchmark added 0.13 percent, at a level of 79.26 green bills per barrel.