GLOBAL MARKET TRENDS (20th Sept. 2021)

September 21, 2021

MAJOR INDEXES

NAME	LAST	CHG	%CHG
S&P 500	4357.730	-75.260	-1.700
NASDAQ	14713.90	-330.06	-2.190
DJIA	33970.47	-614.41	-1.780
*FTSE	6949.520*	45.6100	0.6600
*NIKKEI	29839.71*	-660.34	-2.170
*HSI	24085.02*	-14.120	-0.060
*SHANGHAI	3613.970*	6.87000	0.1900
VIX	23.11000	-2.6000	-10.11
*DAX	15212.92*	80.8600	0.5300

S&P500 MARKET MOVERS

TOP

AAL	American Airlines Group Inc	3.041%
DAL	Delta Air Lines Inc	1.67%
UAL	United Airlines Holdings Inc	1.639%
CNP	CenterPoint Energy Inc	1.146%
LUV	Southwest Airlines Co	1.019%

BOTTOM

IVZ	Invesco Ltd	8.686%
NUE	Nucor Corp	7.637%
APA	APA Corp (US)	6.107%
TPR	Tapestry Inc	5.916%
FCX	Freeport-McMoRan Inc	5.688%

SECURITIES

BONDS

NAME	YIELD	CHG
US 10-YR	1.3410	+0.032
US 30-YR	1.8770	+0.030
US 5-YR	0.8470	+0.026
US 2-YR	0.2200	+0.004
US 3-MO	0.0300	UNCH
BUND 10-YR	-0.297	+0.018
JPN 10-YR	0.0420	-0.002
UK 10-YR	0.8220	+0.025

FUTURES & COMMODITIES

NAME	LAST	CHG	%CHG
*OIL	71.1300	+0.840	+1.20
*NAT GAS	4.98300	-0.002	-0.040
*GOLD	1,761.7	-2.100	-0.120
*SILVER	22.3150	+0.111	+0.500
*WHEAT	697.500	-3.250	-0.460
*COPPER	4.12700	+0.012	+0.290

CURRENCIES

NAME	LAST	CHG	%CHG
JPY/USD	0.9120	-0.002	-0.260
USD INDEX	93.180	-0.100	-0.100
USD/JPY	109.67	+0.280	+0.260
GBP/USD	1.3680	+0.002	+0.180
EUR/USD	1.1730	+0.001	+0.070
USD/CAD	1.2750	-0.007	-0.570
AUD/USD	0.7270	+0.002	+0.300

Analyst View
U.S. stock markets went down on Monday as concerns over China’s property bubble were sustained within global markets ahead of the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy meeting and a debt ceiling debate in Congress. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 614 points, or 1.78%, while the S&P 500 index and the Nasdaq Composite index declined 1.7% and 2.19%, respectively.

China’s Shanghai Composite was closed for the holiday, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index declined by 3.3%. The FTSE market was on the uptrend at the Monday trading by 0.66%, while Germany’s DAX 30 fell 2.31% and France’s CAC 40 lost.

Investors are looking forward to the FED's policy meeting, where the central bank could announce when the tapering of its $120 billion per month of asset purchases will begin.

SOURCE:CNBC