Typical US-style markets before the New Year report declines in today's earnings session. Government securities and the US dollar also reported declines.
The S & P500 is down in a day of reduced liquidity, on track to record its best annual performance since 2013 and the fourth consecutive month of growth. Technology stocks lead in the negative session, and Europe's already ended is negative territory.
The yield on 10-year bonds exceeds 1.91% while the US dollar loses against the Japanese yen and the British pound.
Despite some risk mitigation, sentiment, traders and investors remain cautious early next year. Central banks are paused and there is no development in the negotiations at this stage.
Oil is also advancing following news that Iran has detained a tanker. Gold is also advancing, approaching $ 1,515 an ounce.
Source: Bloomberg Finance L.P.
Graphs: Used with permission of Bloomberg Finance L.P.
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