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Decliners outnumbered advancers 75 to 52 among large caps in Johannesburg. By sector, commercial services (+2.15%) and non-energy minerals (+0.93%) led, while process industries (−2.62%) and technology services (−2.48%) lagged.
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Decliners outnumbered advancers 73 to 41 among large caps in Saudi Arabia. By sector, industrial services (+1.20%) and health technology (+0.78%) led, while technology services (−0.99%) and communications (−0.89%) lagged.
Bitcoin −0.27% and Ether −0.55% over 24 hours; the ten largest coins are worth $2.1 tn combined.
The S&P 500 ended the week −3.33%. A region-by-region look at equities, currencies, commodities and crypto.
Bitcoin +0.47% and Ether +0.86% over 24 hours; the ten largest coins are worth $2.1 tn combined.
Elena MarchettiTech rebounded on the last session of a bruising week, but 278 of 472 US large caps still closed lower and the VIX ended the week 39.12% higher.
Elena MarchettiOctober hiring far exceeded expectations, euro-zone inflation held at 4% and the Bank of England's rate rose to 4%. Next up: US inflation on Tuesday.
Amara OkaforMorocco's MASI posted the strongest session among the African markets we track, Cairo's EGX 30 extended a 22.25% year, and JSE decliners outnumbered advancers.
Karim HaddadCrude's steep weekly drop leaves Brent at $98.32 and WTI at $90.39. Gold edged up 1.16% over the week, while copper fell 5.07%.
Karim HaddadDoha and Dubai finished the week higher while Abu Dhabi slipped. In the UAE, decliners outnumbered advancers by more than three to one on Friday.
Amara Okafor583 of 600 Japanese large caps fell on Friday. Hong Kong and Shanghai also slipped, but Mumbai's benchmark rose 2.01% to cap a strong week.
Bitcoin −0.03% and Ether −0.02% over 24 hours; the ten largest coins are worth $2.1 tn combined.
Decliners outnumbered advancers 278 to 194 among large caps on Wall Street. By sector, communications (+6.66%) and consumer durables (+3.33%) led, while transportation (−1.51%) and process industries (−1.25%) lagged.
Decliners outnumbered advancers 54 to 12 among large caps in Frankfurt. By sector, utilities (+0.64%) and non-energy minerals (−0.65%) fell the least, while finance (−2.92%) and technology services (−2.35%) lagged.
Decliners outnumbered advancers 75 to 52 among large caps in Johannesburg. By sector, commercial services (+2.15%) and non-energy minerals (+0.93%) led, while process industries (−2.62%) and technology services (−2.48%) lagged.
Decliners outnumbered advancers 63 to 19 among large caps in the UAE. By sector, commercial services (+0.25%) and utilities (+0.16%) led, while health services (−2.66%) and technology services (−2.43%) lagged.
Decliners outnumbered advancers 586 to 10 among large caps in Tokyo. By sector, consumer services (−3.85%) and non-energy minerals (−4.26%) fell the least, while utilities (−6.91%) and finance (−6.50%) lagged.