Global Stocks: U.S. Indices trading at all-time highs

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12 November 2014

Global Stocks: U.S. Indices trading at all-time highs

The DOW Jones and S&P 500 rose to a fifth consecutive record closing in yesterday's trading session. The DOW Jones closed with a very small plus of 0.01% at 17,614.90, the S&P500 gained +0.07% closing at 2,039.68 points barely adding to the rally. Volume was light due to U.S. Veterans Day holiday.

Hong Kong's Hang Seng was up 0.44% closing at 23,913.24, China's Shanghai Composite gained -1.00% closing at 2,494.28 after a decline in early trading.

Japan's Nikkei closed with a gain of 0.43% at 17,197.05 clsing at new 7-year highs fuelled by expectations that Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will postpone the scheduled sales tax hike.

DAX 9,353.98 -15.05 -0.16%, CAC 40 4,241.8 -2.30 -0.05%, EUROFIRST 300 1,357.49 -1.29 -0.09%, FTSE 100 6,623.77 -3.63 -0.05%

Foreign exchange market. Asian session: The U.S. dollar traded weaker against its major peers after profit-taking

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