Examples of using Opened lower in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Wall Street opened lower.
Stocks opened lower and remained down all day.
Wall Street also opened lower.
US equities opened lower on Wednesday following the release of stronger-than-expected inflation report.
This means that the stock price opened lower than it closed the day before, leaving the gap.
Stocks opened lower on Wednesday, a day after the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq Composite Index posted their largest one-day losses since September.
The stock market opened lower and stayed in the red all day.
Stocks opened lower Monday, after oil prices jumped sharply in the wake of a weekend attack on Saudi Arabia's largest oil facilities knocked out more than half of the kingdom's production.
Across the Atlantic, U.S. stocks opened lower after a four-day rally, as disappointment over a lack of details from the trade talks with China weighed on sentiment.
European stocks opened lower on Tuesday as doubts abound over whether the U.S. and China can strike a partial trade accord before the next tariff deadline on Sunday, December 15.
Earlier this morning, commodities prices opened lower by 0.05% or 0.1 point to 184.80 yen per kg, after closing down 0.64% or 1.2 points to 184.9 levels on Monday trading(11/6/ 2018).
Tokyo stocks opened lower as a relatively higher yen against the dollar weighed on the market despite rallies in New York.
European stocks opened lower on Monday, after fresh data from China showed its economy grew at its slowest pace since 1990.
Japan's Nikkei opened lower but quickly pared losses after revised second-quarter gross domestic product data showed the world's third-biggest economy grew at its fastest pace since 2016.
Stocks opened lower on Thursday, pulling back from record levels set in the previous session, after China reported a large jump in new virus cases after it changed its methodology for measuring the outbreak.
The stock market opened lower Tuesday morning to close out the final session of the quarter, the month and the year, with few catalysts remaining to kick equity indexes much higher after a record year.
Financial markets opened lower and global stock markets erased broad gains after retail sales in the world's largest economy recorded their biggest drop in more than nine years in December.
Wall Street opened lower on Thursday, but not as much as stock futures had indicated, after data showed consumer prices rose less than expected in September, indicating inflation pressures were easing.
Stocks opened lower on Wednesday as the latest bit of political turmoil cast further doubt about whether President Donald Trump could move forward with a legislative agenda that Wall Street sees as necessary to justifying market valuations.
Tokyo stocks opened lower Wednesday following Wall Street's overnight decline and on reports just before the opening bell that Japan's economy shrunk at an annualized rate of 0.6 percent in the January-March quarter.
European markets, including the FTSE 100, also opened lower, while the euro fell 0.3% to a one-year low against the dollar, as the nosediving lira drove demand in global markets for safe currencies including the greenback, Swiss franc and yen.
Stocks opened lower Wednesday, as tensions between the U.S. and China over Hong Kong protests weighed on efforts to complete a trade deal, and after a weak retail sales report offset better-than-expected corporate earnings reports.
Stocks opened lower on Tuesday, pressured after President-elect Donald Trump told The Wall Street Journal that the dollar was"too strong," raising new questions about the types of economic policies he might pursue when he takes office later this week.
Stock benchmarks opened lower Thursday as investors awaited the start of a fresh round of talks on trade between the U.S. and China and as a mixed bag of data, with a focus on the first negative reading of Philadelphia-area manufacturing activity since 2016, caused a pause in buying.
European stocks open lower as losses continue into 2019.
European markets open lower on Brexit, US-China trade talks.
Wall Street opens lower as political uncertainty weighs.
Wall St. opens lower as recession signals grow.
It is a fine idea to note the risks of an open low stakes game.
