Positive lock in the US: NASDAQ and the S&P 500 at an all-time high

Amazon's stock also closed at an all-time high. Negative lock in Europe. The corona virus has killed 910 people so far. Asian stock exchanges are down, but Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges are up for grabs following the CPI in China, which showed the fastest growth rate since 2011

NASDAQ and S&P 500 at an all-time high (Photo: AP)

Wall Street (Photo: AP)

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23:05

Wall Street trading was at record highs today: Nasdaq jumped 1% to close at 9,628.39 points. The S&P 500 added 0.7% to close at 3,352.09 points. Dow Jones rose 0.6%.

Amazon's share rose 2.6% and also closed at an all-time high. The stock first passed the $ 2,100 price point, and its price now stands at $ 2,133.91.

Tesla rose 3%, Lift added 7.6% and Slack jumped 15.4%.

21:00

Wall Street trading is on the rise. NASDAQ climbs 0.6%, S&P 500 adds 0.25% and Dow Jones increases 0.1%.

Oil is down 1.5%. The barrel price is currently $ 49.55.

Tesla is up 3% and Amazon is adding 2.4% to a high of $ 2,129 a share.

19:00

Trading on the European stock exchanges was down today: Potsi lost 0.27%, Kak fell 0.23% and Dax lost 0.15%. Wall Street trading is up at this time: NASDAQ is up 0.6%, S&P 500 is up 0.3% and Dow Jones is up 0.2%.

NMC Health shares were up 32.3%.

Amazon climbs 2% and Tesla adds 2.8%.

Slack's share jumps 16%. LaR reported a huge contract with IBM, which says 350,000 employees will use the Slack app.

Lift's share is up 6.5%. The Northcoast consulting firm raised the stock recommendation from "neutral" to "buy".

17:50

US trade is up at this time. Dow Jones and the S&P 500 are up 0.4% and Nasdaq is up 0.5% to a new high. European trade is down 0.3%.

Amazon's stock is up 1.8% to a new high. The stock price for the first time is over $ 2,100.

16:40

Wall Street has opened steadily today. NASDAQ is up 0.2%, but Dow Jones and S&P 500 have opened unchanged. European trade is down: Dax and Potsi are losing 0.4% and Kuck is losing 0.55%.

Tesla's share jumps 8% as the shortfall opens. This followed a report by Reuters that the Shanghai municipal government said it would help companies like Tesla, which are dealing with the consequences of the Corona virus, "return to production as soon as possible." Shanghai's Tesla plant was shut down by order from the Chinese government because of the virus outbreak.

15:40

Slight declines continue on the European stock exchanges. Oil and gas stocks are leading the declines and weakening by 1% while the financial sector is climbing by 0.5%.

The Wall Street index futures do not show significant fluctuations.

12:00

Slight declines of up to 0.3% are recorded in indices on Europe's leading stock exchanges, led by the travel and leisure sectors.

NMC Health's stock jumps more than 10% after reporting that it had received two initial inquiries from Private Equity Firms to acquire it.

Exor climbs more than 5% after the Italian investment group reported contacts to sell its insurance company. British hospitality company Whitbread and centrica infrastructure company are weakening.

10:30

Trading on the European stock exchanges opens today on declines in light of continuing concerns over the effects of the Corona virus. The Stokes Europe 600 Index is down 0.4%, driven by 0.5% declines in the travel and leisure sector.

Asian stock exchanges are on a mixed trend today, with 0.5% rises in Shanghai and more than 1% rises in Shenzhen. Decreases were recorded in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Korea, and Australia. China's health authorities said 908 people died of the virus in mainland China, 97 of which were reported on Sunday. The total number of cases of infection reaches 40,171 people. China's consumer price index rose in January at an annual rate of 5.4%, the country's fastest inflation rate since October 2011.

In Ireland, votes are still counted after the country's general election this weekend, but the preliminary results indicate a majority for the leftist party "Sinn Fein".

Germany has reported that Daimler automaker plans to cut 15,000 jobs as part of a sharp cost-cutting process. In the UK and Northern Europe, significant cancellations and disruptions to aircraft and rail traffic are recorded due to the weather.

07:30

Trading on the Asian stock exchanges is currently on a downward trend, with investors anxiously monitoring the effects of the virus outbreak on Chinese manufacturers. The factories in China were scheduled to return to operation today, but many of them will remain closed for another period. The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges are down 0.3% to 0.2%, while Hong Kong is down 0.8%.

Trading is under the shadow of the January inflation figures for Sim. The producer price index rose 0.1% last month, and the CPI rose 5.4% compared to January 2019, higher than the 4.9% increase.

In Tokyo, the Nikkei index loses 0.6% and a 0.8% decline is recorded in Korea. Australia is down 0.2%.

Investors continue to monitor developments after the weekend the number of deaths from the virus passed the number of SARS deaths. In an attempt to monitor the outbreak, many of the factories, which were expected to return to activity after a long vacation, are expected to remain closed, which could create further disruptions in the supply chains of many companies.

At the end of the week, Wall Street trading ended in price declines. The Dow Jones is soon down 1%, or 277 points. The S&P 500 and the NASDAQ fell 0.5%. The declines interrupted four consecutive days of Wall Street gains. 3%.