The Dow average fell sharply by $592.82 in the New York market, while the Nasdaq also declined by about 1.1%. The report covers movements in major indicators, crude oil and gold futures, and other instruments during New York trading hours.
In the NY market, the Dow average stood at 52870.23 (-592.82, -1.11%), while the Nasdaq stood at 26041.49 (-289.60, -1.10%). Nikkei 225 futures on CME were at -670, or -1.02% from the Osaka Exchange closing price.
European stocks were little changed at the close across the major indexes. U.S. Treasury yields stood at 4.181% for the 2-year, 4.696% for the 10-year and 5.241% for the 30-year. The 10-year breakeven inflation rate was 2.353%. September WTI crude oil futures were at $87.81, December COMEX gold futures at $4,576.60, and Bitcoin had risen to $72,553.25.
Other foreign-exchange and market information reported included movements in the dollar-yen exchange rate, government bond yields in various countries, and after-hours trading in gold and crude oil. The report records the figures for various indicators immediately after the New York market.