Global equity markets are operating fluctuating, with investors closely watching the trade tensions between the United States and China, as well as economic data from the United States.
In this sense, the Nasdaq has recorded a decline of 1.12%, standing at 18,345.48 points, followed by the S&P 500, which has dropped 0.92% to 5,787.03 points, and the Dow Jones, which has ceded 0.71%, moving to 42,699.82 units.
"We do not rule out a risk-averse sentiment largely induced by disappointing corporate reports from some technology companies, and because fears have resurfaced that Chinese companies will compete in the AI market," highlight analysts from Ve por Más.
Regarding the stock exchanges in Mexico and Europe today, Thursday, March 6, stock indices report a decrease of 0.80% in Mexico, with the S&P/BMV IPC at 52,481.68 points, and the FTSE-BIVA, which adds 0.51%, reaching 1,069.37 points.
At the European level, Spain's IBEX 35 notes a decrease of 0.06%, at 13,218.95 points, while the DAX in Germany rises 1.0% to 23,353.51 units, and France’s CAC 40 adds 0.10%, standing at 8,182.32 points.
In the oil market, benchmark crude shows positive variations, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) rising 0.18% to $66.43 per unit, and Brent adding 0.12%, reaching $69.38 per barrel.
