ADRs Close Lower; NuCana PLC Declines 16%

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International stocks trading in New York closed lower on Monday, as the S&P/BNY Mellon index of American depositary receipts dropped 0.4% to 273.97.

The European index declined 0.1% to 244.24. The Asian index fell 0.8% to 362.75. The Latin American index added 0.9% to 271.81, while the emerging-markets index declined 0.7% to 595.17.

NuCana PLC, based in United Kingdom, posted the largest decline, plunging 16% to $1.47, followed by shares of Australia's Novonix Ltd., which plunged 12% to $3.08. Shares of China-based MINISO Group Holding Ltd. declined 10% to $9.30.

Israel's RedHill Biopharma Ltd. was the biggest leader during the session, soaring 36% to 90 cents, and China-based So-Young International Inc. soared 21% to $2.91. Amber International Holding Ltd., which is based in Hong Kong, rounded out the top three leaders on Monday, with shares surging 10% to $1.16.

Data source: Dow Jones Market Data, FactSet

 

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