1. Brexit breakthrough: Britain and the European Union reached a Brexit milestone on Friday, breaking a deadlock that allows talks to move onto a crucial second phase. Negotiations will now turn to trade and the terms of a transition that would allow businesses in the U.K. to adapt to life outside the bloc.
|
|
Where U.S. stocks are heading | | Dow Futures | | Nasdaq Futures | | S&P Futures | +45.00 | | +31.25 | | +5.25 | +0.19% | | +0.49% | | +0.20% | | | |
|
| Japan | | China | | U.K. | Nikkei 225 | | Shanghai Composite | | FTSE 100 | +313.05 | | +17.94 | | +17.98 | 22,811.08 | | 3,289.99 | | 7,338.73 | +1.39% | | +0.55% | | +0.25% | | | |
|
| Biggest Winners | Alexion Pharmaceuticals Inc | +3.02% | | Micron Technology Inc | +2.31% | | General Electric Co | +1.36% | | Bank of America Corp | +1.11% | | | | | | |
|
|
News: What you need to know about the markets | | | | Brexit breakthrough; U.S. jobs report; Shutdown averted | By Ivana Kottasová Friday, December 8th, 5:07am | | 1. Brexit breakthrough: Britain and the European Union reached a Brexit milestone on Friday, breaking a deadlock that allows talks to move onto a crucial second phase. | | Negotiations will now turn to trade and the terms of a transition that would allow businesses in the U.K. to adapt to life outside the bloc. | | The pound posted a mild reaction to the deal, gaining 0.2% against the dollar. | | Investor enthusiasm may be limited because trade talks promise to be difficult. | | "Let's remember that the most difficult challenge still ahead," said European Council President Donald Tusk. "Breaking up is hard. But breaking up and building a new relationship is much harder." | | 2. Jobs report: The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will release November's jobs report at 8:30 a.m. ET. | | The economy has added roughly 1.7 million jobs so far in 2017. In October, 261,000 jobs were created -- making it the best month for job growth since President Trump took office. | | But wages continue to disappoint. Last month, they grew by just 2.4% compared to the same period last year, even lower than September's growth rate. | | 3. Shutdown averted, for now: The dollar edged higher against other major currencies after lawmakers voted for a short-term spending bill that will keep the federal government running for another two weeks. | | The major obstacle is what comes after December 22, when the government runs out of money once again. | | All eyes will be on the White House, as Trump and top congressional leaders try to resolve policy differences so Congress can pass a long-term spending bill before Christmas. | | Before the Bell newsletter: Key market news. In your inbox. Subscribe now! | | 4. Global overview: Stocks markets are closing out the week with a bang. | | U.S. stock futures were higher. Major European and Asian markets were in positive territory. | | U.S. crude oil futures gained 0.7% to trade just above $57 per barrel. | | The one big loser of the day was bitcoin, which continued its wild ride. It plunged more than $2,500 after hitting new record on Thursday. | | The Dow Jones industrial average and the S&P 500 both gained 0.3% on Thursday, while the Nasdaq added 0.5%. | | 5. Companies and economics: Shares in Japan Display shot up 9% in Tokyo on a report that Apple might start using LCD screens in future smartphones. | | A preliminary reading of the University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index for December will be released at 10 a.m. | | Chinese exports and imports data came out stronger than expected, pointing to healthy global trade. | | "We expect exports to continue to perform well in the coming months on the back of strong global demand," said Julian Evans-Pritchard, China Economist at Capital Economics. | | Download CNN MoneyStream for up-to-the-minute market data and news | | | | | | |
|
Key Market Stats | Latest | Today's Change | | Oil | $57.03 | +0.34 / +0.60% | | Gold | $1,247.60 | -5.50 / -0.44% | | 10-yr | 2.38% | +0.05 / +1.97% | | Euro | $1.17 | -0.00 / -0.02% | | | |
|
Hi, let us know what you think of this newsletter! | | Tell us what you want to read more of... and less of. Email your tips and feedback to BeforeTheBellFeedback@cnn.com | | |
|
|
|
| Tips, thoughts or questions are always welcome at BeforeTheBellFeedback@cnn.com. | | ® © 2017 Cable News Network Inc. A Time Warner Company. All Rights Reserved. You are receiving this message because you subscribed to CNNMoney's "Before The Bell" newsletter.
Our Mailing address is: Cable News Network, Inc. Attention: Privacy Policy Coordinator One CNN Center, 13 North Atlanta, GA 30303 | | | |
No comments:
Post a Comment