In the New York market, the Dow was down about $126 from the previous day, while the Nasdaq was up about 1.2%, according to figures as of 13:12. CME Nikkei 225 futures were unchanged from the previous day's close, and closing prices for European stocks and movements in major indicators were also reported.
In the New York stock market, the Dow average moved sharply to -126.98 and the Nasdaq Composite to +301.59, with the Dow generally weak and the Nasdaq enjoying a strong day. Price movements and major indicators as of 13:12 local time were listed, with CME Nikkei 225 futures shown as unchanged from the Osaka Securities Exchange close.
European stocks, including the UK's FTSE 100, Germany's DAX and France's CAC 40, all fell. US Treasury yields stood at 4.614% for 2-year Treasuries, 4.950% for 10-year Treasuries and 5.322% for 30-year Treasuries. The 10-year breakeven inflation rate, an indicator of market interest-rate and inflation expectations, was shown at 2.306%.
Among commodities and cryptoassets, September WTI crude oil futures traded at $96.08, gold futures at $3942.90 and bitcoin at approximately $77620, with an approximate yen-denominated value of ¥12,302,043. The source was MINKABU PRESS, and the indicators were presented alongside regional market developments.