Wall Street closed this Monday in green, driven by the agreement reached between the United States and Iran for end the war and the oil price dropthus joining the most European and Asian stock exchangeswho also ended their day with increases.
At the ringing of the bell in the NYSEthe Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.92% to 51,671 units, marking a new all-time high. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq They added 1.65% and 3.07%, respectively, and stood at 7,554 and 26,683 points.
Meanwhile, in Europehighlighted the 1.43% rise in the Spanish stock market, which closed at all-time highs, while Frankfurt rose 1.05%; the Euro Stoxx 50 index gained 0.68%; Milan 0.66% (also ending at record levels) and Paris 0.4%. London fell, 0.39%.
There were also increases in Asia: Seoul advanced 5.2%; Tokyo 4.99% and set a new record; Shanghai gained 1.61% and Hong Kong 0.5%.
The european bags They reduced their progress at the end of their session despite the progress in Wall Streetwhere the aerospace and artificial intelligence (AI) company stood out at the corporate level SpaceXwhich is shot 20% today after starring last Friday in the largest IPO in history.
The stock markets optimistically received the agreement between the United States and Iran announced on Sunday after several weeks exchanging drafts. Both sides are expected to sign on Friday in Swiss a memorandum of understanding.
The agreement, which in theory will allow reopening Hormuz and facilitate the passage of boatscontributed to the barrel of Brent oil falling one 5.3%, up to US$82.7 dollars a barrel. For its part, the intermediate Texas (WTI, for its acronym in English), reference in the US, fell by 4.9%, up to US$$80.75its lowest price since the beginning of March.
Optimism for the pact with Iran It also affected the forecasts about monetary policy in the US: According to the FedWatch tool, markets now give a lower probability of 57% to a feared interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve in December.
On the margins, the price of natural gas in the European market of the Netherlands fell by 9.09% and was trading at 42.52 euros per megawatt hour.
In other markets, the yield on the 10-year US Treasury bond fell to 4.469%, the euro traded at $1.16 and bitcoin rose 1.36%, reaching $66,607.
The price of a troy ounce of gold rose 2.29% to $4,355.7, while silver gained 3.08% to $70.07.