The main European scholarships opened mixed, with attention to the artificial intelligence sector, due to the high volatility of Nvidia by possible changes in its leadership.
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12/11/2026
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Lusa
Athe main European grants opened today mixed, in a session where attention will continue to be focused on the artificial intelligence sector (AI) given the high volatility of Nvidia due to the possible destitution of its executive director.
At 09:05 in Lisbon, the EuroStoxx 600 rose 0.34% to 665.35 points.
The scholarships of London, Paris and Frankfurt advanced 0.22%, 0.79% and 0.23%, while Madrid and Milan fell 0.12% and 0.02%.
The Lisbon grant reversed the opening trend, with the main index, PSI, to move slightly, 0.05%, to 9.599.60 points.
The euro was stable against the dollar, below $1.11, rising 0.02%, but to $1,1092 on the Frankfurt exchange market.
It is now known that UK gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 0.7% in the third quarter of the year – from July to September – compared to the previous three months.
However, in Spain, Telefónica's presentation of results stands out, which won 464 million euros by September, compared to the losses of 1,080 million a year earlier, after reducing the negative impact of divestments in Latin America and after revenue growth.
In the United States, the initial applications for unemployment will be known today.
In the US, after closing with gains on Tuesday, the futures of the main indices were mixed, with Dow Jones showing a slight rise of 0.02% and the Nasdaq technology retreating 0.81%.
Nasdaq was boosted on Wednesday by technology, collecting the good CoreWave numbers, which closed the session with an advance on the stock exchange of about 25%. However, today, the technological sector anticipates a fall of about 1% by the 7% decrease in Nvidia, which has lost 10% in the future market due to the possible destitution of CEO Jensen Huang, after the scandal of an extramarital relationship with a supposed Chinese spy.
In Asia, the main index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Nikkei, today fell by 0.7%, affected by uncertainty in the technology sector, while the Shanghai Stock Exchange reference index fell by 0.67%, Shenzhen's index lost 1.68%, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng yielded 1.55% when it was a short time before the end of the session.
As far as oil is concerned, the reference price of Brent’s generic barrel contract in Europe rose by 0.17% to $92.92 and that of the reference West Texas Intermediate barrel (WTI) in the US was increasing by 0.80% to $87.22.
The price of the active natural gas contract on the Dutch TFF market, the reference in Europe, also rose by 3,86% to 90,000 euros per megawatt hour (MWh).
The new oil increases occur in the face of the lack of progress in the conflict between the US and Iran, which seems to be at a standstill, and greater production in the Middle East.
Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest oil exporter, reported to OPEC that its production increased by 26% in October, reaching one of the highest monthly levels in years, while Iraq also increased its production to a new peak.
In turn, the price of gold drops by 1.33% and the ounce is below $4,000, at $3,934.92. Silver ounce drops 1.52% to $50,8998.
In the debt market, Germany's 10-year bond interest, considered the safest in Europe, fell to 3.303%, compared with 3.315%.
The 10-year interest on US debt also yielded, to 4.995%, to 4.996%.
Bitcoin drops 1.04% to $73,564.3.