U.S. and European stock exchanges closed lower
The main U.S. and European stock indexes finished
Thursday in the red zone amid the publication of the Federal Reserve's meeting minutes and
fears about the worsening of the pandemic. Dow Jones lost 0.75%, S&P 500
- 0.86%, THE NASDAQ LOST 0.72%. As for European trading, the DAX
was down 1.73%, the FTSE 100 was down 1.68% and the CAC 40 was down 2.01%.
As the minutes of the June meeting of the Federal Reserve Board, released on Wednesday, showed.
Federal Reserve, the regulator admits that it may start to reduce
asset-buying program earlier than expected - it believes
possible that the preconditions for this will appear sooner
sooner than expected. According to ING, voiced in an interview with The Wall Street
Journal, the minutes confirm information about the Fed's mood to
to slow the pace of redemptions this year. At the same time, the regulator will
be guided by economic data, according to the company.
On top of that, players have growing concerns about
about the worldwide spread of a new, more problematic strain
coronavirus, which is gaining momentum.