As stocks in US and Asian experienced a drop after the beginning of a new trading week, so did their European counterparts. Fears of Chinese-American tensions didn’t melt away, moreover they are getting stronger after each day passing by. Oil dropped.

Stoxx Europe 600 lost 0.2 percent.

MSCI World Index of developed countries lost 0.2 percent.

MSCI Asia Pacific decreased 0.7 percent.

MSCI Emerging Market Index lost 0.4 percent.

S&P 500 futures lost 0.4 percent and dropped to the lowest point in 2 weeks.

FTSE from UK gained 0.1 percent.

Dollar went up by 0.1 percent which extends last week’s gains and is holding the greenback at 11-months high level.

Euro lost 0.3 percent - $1.1578.

Pound declined 0.2 percent - $1.3245. that is the weakest point in 7 months for the British currency.

WTI oil lost 1.5 percent - $64.08 per barrel – the worst price on almost 10 weeks.

Crude declined 0.52 percent - $72.06 percent.

Natural gas gained 0.43 percent - $3.04 per MMBtu.

Gold gained .26 percent - $1.281.80 per ounce.

Silver ius 0.36 percent up - $16.54 per ounce.

Copper lost 0.19 percent - $313.86 per pound.

Corn declined 0.54 percent - $368.75 per bushel.

Bushel of wheat costs $508.25 after 1.02 percent loss.

Cocoa gained 3.53 percent - $2.519.00 per metric ton.

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