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Equity markets started very positive the first day of the year 2022
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Equity markets started very positive the first day of the year 2022 as risk appetite soared.
Markets were positive both in the US and in Europe, with growth stocks outperforming value, mostly due to Tesla’s performance.
In the US, Dow Jones closed higher by +0.7%, S&P 500 +0.6% and NASDAQ +1.2%. Asian stocks mostly higher. China (Hang Seng) lagging as the bad news surrounding property developers are continuing this morning. Both European and US futures higher again this morning.
In the FX space, EURUSD dropped almost a figure on Monday and is trading again below 1.13.
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