29/07/2014 - July Daily Review
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July 29, 2014 - Daily Market News
Today's Hot Property: USD, five days
Expectations for corporate earnings, investors are more weight than housing data U.S. stocks finished slightly higher. Sales of existing homes in June decreased to show the first four months, fell by 1.1%. S & P 500 will add a point to 1,978.91, added 0.03%. The Dow Jones closed 0.13% 16,982.59 on-the-fly. Asian markets rose across the region. Both Shanghai and Hong Kong's Hang Seng among investors so that you can deal with its 'through train' for a day 6 days a way to get the report, I added 0.87%. After a 3.6% rise in earnings of Nissan's Nikkei added 0.57 percent. Announced increased sanctions against Russia after the European markets are mixed today. DAX gaining 0.12% to 0.13%, while the FTSE 100 is up to now. CAC (40) which is off 0.12%.
WTI crude oil near two-week low on choppy trading. American Petroleum Institute 20:30 today announces the inventory data. Future market demand, they are used to estimate the volatility of the oil causes also, including the U.S. GDP and NFP figure is coming a week later times, such as the U.S. inventory report data will be supplied to the cause of volatility in recent weeks this product. Gold $ 1,302 / ounce, $ 1,309 / ounce, traded in the range. Prices are continuing tensions in the Middle East and Ukraine due to the level maintained. However, we are clearly ahead of Friday's U.S. non-farm day FOMC meeting and the data can be seen bearish pressure. Today traders 2:00 p.m. GMT U.S. Consumer Sentiment Index came out to pay attention to.
Today's main event:
14.00 GMT: USD - CB consumer confidence - consumer confidence level for the measurement of economic activity.
23.50 GMT: JPY - Industrial Production - Measures manufacturers, mines, and utilities output generated by the change in the total inflation-adjusted value.