Shares win the record high in heights, raw prices

By Chubuike

New York (Reuters) -Global Shares Summary prices rose after taking three straight casualties sessions.

The Benchmark S & P 500 index was replaced by real estate, consumer stamp and utility shares of a record and communication services obtained near the record of a record elevation. Dow lost but won the NASDAQ.

Dow Jones has been reduced to an average of 0.25% to 42,982.43, S & P 500, 6.12.16 and Nasdaq rose to 19,973.55%.

European shares decreased by 0.74%.

MSCI’s widest index of Asian-Pacific shares outside Japan increased by 0.96% overnight. The size of the MSCI in all parts of the world has hit a high record in the session of 0.02% to 902.84.

The ceasefire between Israel and Iran has reduced the risks of global oil trade. At a NATO summit on Wednesday, President Donald Trump said that the most daily conflict continues, he said he would look for the commitment of Iran to end its nuclear ambitions from Iran next week.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell continued two days of the Senate Bank Committee before the Senate Bank Committee before a home panel on Tuesday.

“As can be seen, it has a little war until how to influence inflation from the Middle East, then the price of oil is a little strengthening,” he said.

“If the oil remains weaker and in the Bay of inflation, this is all that Powelle said.

Raw futures

Brent Futures, West Texas Texas Mediterranean (WTI) settled up to 0.9% to $ 64.92, and both contracts set a part of the previous 13% loss. After the United States attacks Iran’s nuclear facilities on the weekend, prices rode five-month height.

Powell said that the Trump administration could cause a lump sum of tariff plans in prices, but the risk of more sustainable inflation is enough to be careful not to reduce the additional rate of the Central Bank.

The cost of the 10th anniversary of the United States fell to 4,283% to 4,283%.