The futures of the stock market rates of Wall Street rose slightly, while the dollar cut their recent profits at the beginning of the negotiations in London to solve the commercial conflict between the United States and China.
The future e-mini of the S&P 500 rose about 8 points, or 0.1%, while the Nasdaq 100 e-mini advanced 14 points, almost 0.1%.
The broader MSCI index of world actions rose 0.2%, and previously reached a historical maximum of 894.13 points.
The European Stoxx 600 dropped 0.2%, weighed by the aerospace and defense sectors.
The Secretary of the United States Treasury, Scott Besent, the secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, and the trade representative, Jamieson Greer, will represent Washington in the conversations with China, said United States president, Donald Trump, in a publication on social networks.
The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Relations said that the Vice Prime Minister He Lifeng will be in Great Britain for the first meeting of the mechanism of economic and commercial consultations between China and the United States.
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Wall Street is heading slightly; dollar falls before Chinese-Eu negotiations
The dollar fell 0.4% against the Japanese currency, 144,315 yen, cutting its 0.9% rise on Friday. The unique European currency rose 0.2%, to $ 1,1415. The sterling pound earned 0.4% against the dollar, at 1,3595 dollars.
The growth of employment in the United States slowed in May less than expected, according to the data published on Friday. However, China’s gloomy economic data joined the evidence that the commercial war is taking its toll.
The growth of China’s exports slowed to a minimum of three months in May, while the deflation of the factories deepened to their worst level in two years, showed separate reports on Monday.
The Japanese Nikkei closed almost 1%upwards, the Chinese CSI300 index rose approximately 0.3%, while the Shanghai compound index won 0.4%.
The gold rose around 0.25%, to $ 3.318, the ounce, after a drop of 1.3% on Friday.
The Brent crude recovered the previous losses and rose 20 cents, to $ 66.67, while the American WTI crude added 19 cents, at $ 64.67 per barrel, after a rise of 1.9% at the end of last week.
With Reuters information.
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