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July 7, 2014-the day-to-day market data 

Today's Hot Stock: USD 

The U.S. market remains closed on Friday, the day of independence. Thus, the market became positive after the data for the policy, and the unemployment rate, and continued their record highs on Thursday. S & P 500 1,985.44 0.55% higher at the close, the Dow Jones (the first time for action has never had more than 17,000) 17,068.26 closed 0.54% higher. Asian markets thin trade fell open a week. Nikkei up to 5-month high last week, after a decrease of 0.37%. Yen against the U.S. dollar, which strengthened slightly. Hang Seng is little changed and mixed traffic, real estate and consumer shares lost 0.03% to come. European stocks, the most since March has been less than a week after the call. London FTSE 100 is off 0.16% and Germany's DAX down 0.16%, yet CAC 40 declined 0,40%. 

WTI crude is trading at a discontinuous 3 weeks. Reduction of the two ports of the leading raw material supply will be restored in Libya came after the report. , Geopolitical tension downside, oil supplies have been affected are concentrated in the northern part of Iraq to fight. That may lead to any increase in the growth rate of traders in any development and should be up to date. U.S. share positive information sparked demonstrations after gold fell last week. U.S. markets were closed on Friday because no raw materials has been a major step. 

Today's main activity: 

12.30 GMT: CAD construction permit - measures changes in the number of new building permits issued by the government. 

14.00 GMT: CAD - Ivey PMI - measures purchasing activity level managers in Canada. 

23,50 GMT: JPY - Adjusted measures reported in the current account, exports and imports of goods and services, and the price difference between the interest payments.

March 31, 2014 - Daily Market News

Today's Hottest Assets : EUR, CAD, USD, GBP

U.S. stock indexes rose on Friday after positive consumer spending data, which grew at the fastest pace since November. However, the Michigan consumer confidence released later the same day was lower than expected and showed the lowest level since November, causing stocks to lose some of their gains. At the close of trading in the U.S., the Dow Jones was up 0.36% , S & P 500 totaled 0.46 % and the Nasdaq index was 0.11 % higher. Asian markets were mostly higher today due to hopes of increased stimulus in China. Hang Seng closed 0.33% higher after Chinese banks posted strong earnings. Nikkei index closed 0.9 % higher , despite the release of negative industrial production data , as the yen remains weak against the dollar , which is trading at 102.9 yen. Market focus now will turn to Chinese Manufacturing PMI release tomorrow. European stocks opened the week rising as investors await European CPI at 10am (GMT). Analysts expect inflation to fall to 0.6 %, which could add more pressure on the ECB to ease monetary policy at its meeting this Thursday .

WTI Crude is trading near 3- week high because of geopolitical concerns about Russia - the situation in Ukraine . In talks yesterday, it was agreed that a common language must be made ​​to suit the interests of the Ukrainian people. EU and U.S. also threatened to increase sanctions placed on Russia. Speculation increased stimulus in China and the positive data from the U.S. also supported prices. Gold continues to decline following signs of a strong U.S. economy. Yellens comments that interest rates may be raised also did a lot of pressure on prices. Yellen will speak again today at 1:55 pm (GMT).

Today's Highlights:

09.00 GMT : EUR - Consumer Price Index - measures the change in prices of goods and services from a consumer perspective . This is a key way to measure changes in purchasing trends and inflation.

12.30 GMT : CAD - GDP - measures the annual change in value of inflation of all goods and services produced in the economy

13.55 GMT : USD - Fed Chairman Yellen says - has come to the National Community Reinvestment interagency conference in Chicago

17.15 GMT : GBP - Bank of England Government Carney says - Through participation in a press conference at the Bank of England in London

August 14, 2014 - Daily Market News 

Today's Hot Property: Euro 

U.S. stocks closed higher following a rally in biotech shares. At the end of the session, S & P 500 and the Dow Jones 0.55% 0.67% was added in excess. Asian markets were mixed. Trading at ¥ 102,47 dollars, yen rise against the Nikkei added 0.66%. Hang Seng, however, fear the government will not be able to do enough to strengthen economic growth has fallen 0.36%. GDP missed expectations and the euro stalled in the second quarter of the European market is mixed today. When the country is currently in the low DAX CAC 40 FTSE 100, 0.14% higher than the. They are respectively 0.39% and 0.33%. 

WTI crude $ 96.75 / barrel and $ 97.75 / barrel is raging within. EIA should put pressure on prices, which increased inventories reported 1.4million barrels. This product may produce some short-term volatility as traders will be focused on geopolitical tension. Gold is pushing the dollar higher in the long term, the overall positive outlook for the U.S. economy to be worse than expected retail sales data will be limited to the following climbed. 

Today's main event: 

09.00 GMT: Euro - CPI - measures changes in the price of goods and services from the consumer perspective. 

09.00 GMT: Euro - GDP - measures all goods and services produced by the economy in the annual change in inflation-adjusted value. 

12.30 GMT: USD - Initial jobless claims - During the last week the number of people who filed for unemployment insurance for the first time to measure.