In the New York market, the Dow posted a sharp gain while the Nasdaq remained in negative territory. The Dow stood at 51874.79, up 219.84, while the Nasdaq stood at 27276.32, down 89.85. CME Nikkei futures were down 900, or 1.31%, from the Osaka Securities Exchange close.
As an overview of trading in the New York stock market, the Dow was reported at 51874.79 (up 219.84, or 0.43%, from the previous day), while the Nasdaq was at 27276.32 (down 89.85, or 0.33%). These were the movements as of 11:05 New York time, or 0:05 Japan time. CME Nikkei futures stood at 68570, down 900, or 1.31%, from the previous close.
European stocks were higher as of 15:05 GMT, with the FT100 up 86.67, or 0.82%, Germany's DAX up 169.85, or 0.68%, and France's CAC40 up 21.13, or 0.27%. These moves were reported at the same time as developments in the U.S. stock market.
In interest rates and commodities, U.S. Treasury yields stood at 4.787% for the 2-year note, 5.238% for the 10-year note and 5.596% for the 30-year note, while 10-year breakeven inflation expectations stood at 2.352. WTI crude oil futures for November rose by $1.81, or 1.97%, to $93.66 a barrel, while COMEX gold futures fell by $23.40, or 0.55%, to $4192.90 an ounce. Bitcoin stood at $82650.88, down $927.78, or 1.11%.
As related foreign-exchange information, the yen-denominated reference value stood at ¥13,120,001, down ¥147,276, or 1.11%, drawing the attention of market participants alongside developments in the New York market.