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Major European stock market indexes were in the red in premarket trade on Tuesday as investors continue to watch the coronavirus pandemic. A day earlier, the European Union adopted its €750 billion coronavirus recovery fund while French President Emmanuel Macron said that his country still plans on imposing digital taxes on big tech.

Germany's DAX declined 0.45% at 7:33 am ET and the FTSE 100 was down 0.27% at the same time. The CAC 40 lost 0.38% at 7:30 am CET.

The euro gained 0.12% compared to the dollar to go for 1.15405 at 7:35 am CET. The pound lost 0.10% against the greenback, changing hands for 1.27188 at the same time.

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Listed at 4:35pm 1,441,995 shares

I fail to understand how the buys v the sells situation works, but I still this as considerable.

$1842.22

Can’t hurt!

Precious metals jumped on Tuesday with the price of silver topping $21 per ounce for the first time since 2016, while gold reached its highest level in nearly nine years as investors' optimism over a potential treatment for coronavirus increased with a massive industrial rebound on sight.

Preliminary research for coronavirus vaccine developed by the Oxford University and AstraZeneca showed an immune response in humans and "an acceptable safety profile."

Silver soared 5.51% to sell for $21.01 per ounce at 8:26 am ET, while gold added 1.10% a minute later, going for $1,838.54 per ounce. The price of palladium jumped 3.99%, trading at $2,132.75 per ounce at 8:28 am ET, and platinum gained 2.21% at the same time to go for $868.90 per ounce.

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Can it get any better?

European stock market indexes were higher in premarket trade on Tuesday after the European Union finalized its agreement on the next long-term budget for the bloc which includes a €750 billion coronavirus relief package. Meanwhile, Novartis and UBS posted their quarterly results before the bell.

The DAX jumped 130 points, increasing 1.02% while the FTSE 100 gained 0.66% at the same time, both at 7:44 am CET. The CAC jumped 0.86% at the same time.

The euro fell 0.12% to 1.14335 against the dollar at 7:44 am CET and the pound was flat compared to the greenback as it changed hands for 1.26657 at the same time.

Breaking the News / VP

European stock market indexes were higher in premarket trade on Tuesday after the European Union finalized its agreement on the next long-term budget for the bloc which includes a €750 billion coronavirus relief package. Meanwhile, Novartis and UBS posted their quarterly results before the bell.

The DAX jumped 130 points, increasing 1.02% while the FTSE 100 gained 0.66% at the same time, both at 7:44 am CET. The CAC jumped 0.86% at the same time.

The euro fell 0.12% to 1.14335 against the dollar at 7:44 am CET and the pound was flat compared to the greenback as it changed hands for 1.26657 at the same time.

Breaking the News / VP

European stock market indexes were higher in premarket trade on Tuesday after the European Union finalized its agreement on the next long-term budget for the bloc which includes a €750 billion coronavirus relief package. Meanwhile, Novartis and UBS posted their quarterly results before the bell.

The DAX jumped 130 points, increasing 1.02% while the FTSE 100 gained 0.66% at the same time, both at 7:44 am CET. The CAC jumped 0.86% at the same time.

The euro fell 0.12% to 1.14335 against the dollar at 7:44 am CET and the pound was flat compared to the greenback as it changed hands for 1.26657 at the same time.

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Sales at the struggling fashion retailer have been further hit by the coronavirus pandemic
By
Laura Onita
20 July 2020 • 4:37pm
Activist investor Gatemore has snapped up a 3pc stake in Superdry after a slump in the fashion chain’s share price....

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2020/07/20/activist-investor-gatemore-builds-stake-struggling-superdry/

Whoops I hit post before including the subscription only link:

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2020/07/20/gold-prices-predicted-hit-record-high/

Wall Street analysts expect yellow metal's surge to continue as investors seek safety
By
Tom Rees
20 July 2020 • 12:22pm

Gold prices could surge above $2,000 (£1,587) per ounce this year for the first time amid a flight to safety as markets are battered by the fallout from Covid-19....

I always like the idea that unexpected positive news can’t be priced in. So when a stock closes on a 52 week high, if something unexpected is published at 7am the share will pop since the market can’t have the info priced in already.

This can’t hurt.
Gatemore Capital Management‘s ownership prior to notification was below regulatory threshold.

High of the day $1818.24
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Silver hits levels last seen in September 2016
Spot silver jumped on Monday and hit $19.66 per ounce to reach levels last recorded in September 2016.

Precious metals all traded higher as investors awaited news from the European Council on the European Union's coronavirus relief package. Meanwhile, the number of new COVID-19 cases globally continued to rise, with India reporting over 40,000 cases in a single day for the first time. Figures in the United States also remained high at over 55,000.

Silver was 1.5% in the green as it went for $19.64 per ounce at 8:32 am ET, gaining 9.96% since the beginning of the year. Gold increased by 0.31% to $1,815.76 per ounce at 8:33 am ET as it is now 19.57% higher year-to-date. Platinum jumped 1.32% to $850.48 per ounce at 8:34 am ET and palladium went for $2,041.55 per ounce as it rose 1.01% at the same time.

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Major European stocks traded mixed in the premarket on Monday as traders are waiting for the outcome of the European Union's negotiations over the coronavirus recovery fund. Although the EU leaders failed to reach a deal on Sunday for the third day in a row, Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said they were satisfied with the progress of the talks so far.

The DAX gained 0.07% at 7:30 am CET. At the same time, the CAC 40 stood flat, while on the other hand, the FTSE 100 declined by 0.11%.

The euro increased by 0.13% compared to the dollar to sell for $1.14413 at 7:27 am CET. At the same moment, the pound sterling lost 0.23% to the greenback, with the exchange rate of 1.25387.

Breaking the News / JR

Major European stocks traded mixed in the premarket on Monday as traders are waiting for the outcome of the European Union's negotiations over the coronavirus recovery fund. Although the EU leaders failed to reach a deal on Sunday for the third day in a row, Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said they were satisfied with the progress of the talks so far.

The DAX gained 0.07% at 7:30 am CET. At the same time, the CAC 40 stood flat, while on the other hand, the FTSE 100 declined by 0.11%.

The euro increased by 0.13% compared to the dollar to sell for $1.14413 at 7:27 am CET. At the same moment, the pound sterling lost 0.23% to the greenback, with the exchange rate of 1.25387.

Breaking the News / JR

Major European stocks traded mixed in the premarket on Monday as traders are waiting for the outcome of the European Union's negotiations over the coronavirus recovery fund. Although the EU leaders failed to reach a deal on Sunday for the third day in a row, Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said they were satisfied with the progress of the talks so far.

The DAX gained 0.07% at 7:30 am CET. At the same time, the CAC 40 stood flat, while on the other hand, the FTSE 100 declined by 0.11%.

The euro increased by 0.13% compared to the dollar to sell for $1.14413 at 7:27 am CET. At the same moment, the pound sterling lost 0.23% to the greenback, with the exchange rate of 1.25387.

Breaking the News / JR

Rebees/MrBond46
...so many shoes and only two feet.

Gandhi was sitting on a flat back part of a train in India when of his sandals accidentally fell off. He immediately chucked the other one after it so the poor guy who found the first one would have a pair!

Y’al be good and Centamin will be mentioned in tomorrow’s Sunday Times as bargain of the year.

MrBond46 just cross your fingers that Centamin gets tipped in one of the Sunday papers, if that doesn’t happen then try practicing gratitude. A good idea is to look for someone worse off than yourself. Or at other countries where they have a real headbanger as their leader.
Try applying this sort of strategy...
“I thought I was badly off having no shoes, until I seen a man with no feet.”
(works every time)
Have a good one!