Aktiesnakken — September 2020
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God morgen.
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Blandet i Asien: Nikkei 225 i Tokyo faller 0,34 prosent
Hang Seng i Hongkong er op 0,15 procent
Kospi i Seoul stiger 0,55 procent
Shanghai Composite er ned 0,15 procent.
Shenzhen Composite er ned 0,70 procent
FTSE Straits Times i Singapore fladt
ASX 200 i Sydney er flad -
Bloomberg Markets @markets
China’s exports continue to expand in August, while imports fall https://trib.al/l9GotLC -
Bloomberg Markets @markets
China’s exports continue to expand in August, while imports fall https://trib.al/l9GotLC -
Bloomberg Next China @next_china
BREAKING: China’s financial regulators plan to cap the interest rates Ant Group can charge borrowers on quick consumer loans https://trib.al/d1hWPcF -
FactSet @FactSet
The trailing 12-month P/E ratio for $SPX of 28.0 is well above the 5-year average (20.3) and above the 10-year average (17.9). https://bit.ly/2F95iHz -
AndreasStenoLarsen
@AndreasSteno
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12h
No inflows to Euro zone ETFs currently. No one really buys the EUR storyWe debate it here -> https://ndea.mk/Curvenotdead
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Reuters Business
@ReutersBiz
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2h
Dollar steadies after U.S. jobs report, focus shifts to ECB meeting http://reut.rs/3jPdvQv -
Reuters Business
@ReutersBiz
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1h
Death knell sounds for some of Japan's oldest department stores http://reut.rs/3bysOKh -
Bloomberg
@business
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1h
Volkswagen is in a position to overtake Tesla with electric-car manufacturing numbers and software development, works council chairman Bernd Osterloh sayshttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-09-05/vw-may-reach-e-car-target-earlier-than-2023-osterloh-tells-wams?utm_source=twitter&utm_content=business&utm_campaign=socialflow-organic&utm_medium=social&cmpid=socialflow-twitter-business -
God morgen.
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Asien: Nikkei 225 i Tokyo er + 0,52 procent
Hang Seng i Hongkong - 0,59 procent
Kospi i Seoul stiger 0,51 procent
Shanghai Composite er ned 0,20 procent
Shenzhen Composite falder 0,92 procent
FTSE Straits Times i Singapore er op 0,34 procent
ASX 200 i Sydney stiger 0,47 procent -
Reuters
@Reuters
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14 min
Japan's second-quarter GDP revised down to annualised 28.1% contraction http://reut.rs/33bjYP7
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