Daily Stock Market Update, 12 May 2021 | EfPrime Finance
Here's what transpired yesterday 11 May 2021 to 12 May 2021 at 4AM.
Let's begin:
The figure above shows the performance of the assets during the period 11 May 2021:
- Bitcoin (BTC)
- SPX500
- Dow Jones Industrial (DJI)
- Nasdaq100
- Gold
- Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi)
- 10 Year Treasury Note Yield (TNX)
In the Philippines, the PSEI grew by 9.42 or .15% to 6,326.83. The Philippine Peso likewise increased to 47.83 per dollar up by .01% compared to the yesterday's performance.
In the global markets, Bitcoin made a rally to gain 3.25% to $56,784.70. Nasdaq 100 recovered by 1.76% to $13,327.60 from its slow start yesterday.
In the Philippines, the PSEI grew by 9.42 or .15% to 6,326.83. The Philippine Peso likewise increased to 47.83 per dollar up by .01% compared to the yesterday's performance.
TNX continues to rise by growing .93% to 1.62.
DJI is the worst performing asset of them all last night.
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