All Saints: Record Wall Street Francs, Oil for $120 and No Gas

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Analysts indicate that oil will soon approach $100. per barrel, indicating that demand is outstripping supply, and that slowing investment in new sources may run out of reserves. In addition, an increase in demand for gasoline, diesel and jet fuel combined with refining capacity constraints could push up the price in 2022.

Monday’s session on Wall Street ended with gains, and the major indexes Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq set new records. The best session since August was recorded by Russell 2000, who brought together small businesses, and investors are awaiting the Federal Reserve’s decision and the US labor market report.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed 0.26 percent at 3,5913.84 points. This is the historical peak of the index. The S&P 500 index rose at the end of the day by 0.18 percent to 4,613.67 points. This is a new record for this index. The Nasdaq Composite Index rose 0.63 percent. And closed the session at a record level of 15,595.92 points.

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The main story driving the stock markets is the consolidation of the global recovery. Fundstrat’s Tom Lee said COVID-19 trends are improving, but with vaccines, improvements in healthcare risk factors could accelerate significantly in 2022.”

Shares of Tesla, which turned into a $1 trillion company last week, rose 2%. And it reached the level of 1200 dollars.

Harley-Davidson grew by 7.5 percent. After the United States and the European Union ended their dispute over steel and aluminum tariffs.

One of the main market events this week will be the US Federal Reserve’s decision on Wednesday at 19.00 Polish time and the press conference of Fed Chair J. Powell. The Federal Reserve is part of a global movement to reduce the bias of accommodative monetary policy. In a way, the stock market is on the line to be the first to come out against inflation and the reaction of central banks, said Peter Bokfar, chief information officer at Bleakley.

The index of industrial activity in the United States in October fell to 60.8 points. from 61.1 points last month, the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) reported. Analysts expected the index to reach 60.5 points.

Natural gas prices rose again on Monday after several days of declines. This time around 10 percent. reason? The gas flowing through the Yamal-Europe gas pipeline was diverted from Russia towards the east instead of west via Germany. On Saturday, flows at the entry point of Malno in Germany fell to zero.

News agencies stress that with Europe’s lowest gas storage capacity in years, consumers, industry and policy makers must rely on good weather to avoid a winter gas crisis. Prices have risen in recent weeks due to increased demand from recovering economies and lower inventories. Example? German gas stocks stood at 71 percent. Available capacity compared to 94 percent. a year ago.

Bloomberg