New York Stock Exchange opens in fall with rising interest on debt

The New York stock market opened today in a fall, dragged by the American debt market, with interest rising to peaks of 2007 and oil rising again.

24/09/2026
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Pthey 14:45 ( Lisbon time), the Dow Jones index was down 0.54%, to 51,235.39 points and the S&P 500 dropped 0.48%, to 7.669.34 points. Nasdaq, in turn, dropped 0.64% to 26,764.15 points.

On Wednesday, the New York Scholarship ended the session too. The result of the session indicates that the Dow Jones selective index declined 0.68%, the Nasdaq technology yielded 1.13% and the S&P500 decreased 0.75%.

Stocks are falling under the weight of interest rise in the debt market. US Treasury bonds for 10 years have risen and are appreciably at 2007.

Brent's barrel for delivery in November today rose by 3%, standing at $ 106.24 per barrel, after the UN General Assembly in New York had little addressed the solutions to tensions in the Middle East.

Mixed European oil exchanges rising

The main European grants opened today mixed, due to the high oil price, after the President of Iran, Masoud Pezeshkian, said that the real terrorist is the President of the United States, Donald Trump.

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