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October 28, 2013 - Daily Market News

Today's Hot Assets: USD AUD,

At stimulus speculation continues to boost market sentiment . U.S. stock companies such as Microsoft and Amazon continued positive earnings after the close on Friday at a high level . S & P 500 closed 0.44 % higher than the Dow Jones closed up 0.2 % . Asian markets due to positive data from companies like Toyota and Sony also opened the week with gains . The Nikkei 225 closed 2.19% higher and Hang Seng closed 0.48 % higher . European stocks opened higher number . Binary options investors coming out later in the week will be focused on the FOMC statement .

WTI traded lower on Friday after data from the U.S. is mixed . Both objects towards retail sales , inflation , and Pending Home Sales including key data releases later in the week will be determined by . The two -day FOMC meeting will begin tomorrow and it will be a decision that is likely to delay tapering to 2014 .

Today's Key Events :

11:00 GMT : History - CBI Distribution Trades Survey - measures the health of the retail sector . Read responsible for 40% of employment in retailing covering 20,000 companies have been compiled from a survey . It includes measures of sales activity across the distributive trades . It is a leading indicator of consumer spending . Figure increase in sales and those reporting a decrease is the difference between the percentage of retailers reporting .

13:15 GMT : USD - Industrial Production ( MoM) - manufacturers , mines , and utilities total inflation-adjusted value of output produced by a change in the measure .

14:00 GMT : USD - Pending Home Sales ( MoM) - The number of homes under contract to be sold in measures of change but still excluding new construction , closing transaction waiting for .

22:30 GMT : USD - RBA Governor Stevens Speaks - Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Glenn Stevens ( September 2006 - September 2013 ) is to speak . Which sets short-term interest rates, RBA, as head of the Australian dollar has a major impact on the value .

October 29, 2013 - Daily News Market

Today Hot Assets : USD

Today I will begin a two-day FOMC meeting and statement will be released tomorrow at 5pm ( GMT ) . Investors carefully as they are waiting to see the outcome of the meeting . It is likely that a decision will be made to delay tapering to March 2014. U.S. stocks closed mixed before the meeting and after Pending Home Sales came out worse than expected . The S & P 500 closed 0.13 % higher and the Dow Jones closed 0.01% lower. Asian stocks were mixed with the Hang Seng closed 0.18 % higher . The Nikkei 225 closed 0.49 % lower in the yen strengthened against the dollar . European stocks opened with little change after the company released earnings . Deutsche Bank fell in the bank states that its third- quarter profit fell 94 % .

WTI won yesterday and reached its highest level in a week after Libyan crude production is declining due to protests . The reduction affects prices in Brent but WTI follow suit . Oil traders are looking forward to the release of information on piles States of weekly crude and refined products to gauge the strength of oil demand in the world's largest oil consumer . It is speculated that lists U.S. crude rises to four-month high standard that has caused WTI to fall again . Gold reached a high amid speculation of a delay tapering and investors are now taking profits as the price became overvalued .

Main Events today :

12:30 GMT : USD - Core PPI ( MoM ) / ( yoy ) - measures the change in the selling price of goods and services sold by producers , excluding food and energy . The PPI measures price change from the perspective of the seller . When manufacturers pay more for goods and services , they are more likely to succeed in higher costs to the consumer , so PPI is thought to be a leading indicator of consumer inflation .

12:30 GMT : USD - Core Retail Sales ( MoM ) - measures the change in the total value of sales at the retail level in the United States , excluding automobiles . It is an important indicator of consumer spending and is also being considered as a speed indicator for the U.S. economy .

14:00 GMT : USD - CB Consumer Confidence - measure the level of consumer confidence in economic activity . It is a leading indicator as it can predict consumer spending , which plays an important role in overall economic activity . Readings above refers to higher consumer optimism

23:50 GMT : JPY - Industrial Production ( MoM ) - measures the change in the total value of inflation - conversion of output produced by manufacturers , mines and utilities .

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.

August 29, 2014 - Market News Daily 

Hot property for Today: EUR / USD 

EUR / USD 

Yesterday the EUR / USD fell to 1.3160 ​​and removed about 80 pips. This couple is affected by positive data from the United States of America showed output rose 4.2% in the last quarter, which is the highest increase since 2010 Looking at the overall progress of the American economy we have seen some solid data, and this should push the Fed to raise interest rates. Today, we can see the movement more intense as the inflation data was released in Europe on 09:00 GMT. Inflation is expected to rise 0.3%, the lowest level since 2009 Low inflation is putting pressure on the European Central Bank to use additional stimulus, can be introduced at the next meeting (Thursday). 

Movement is slightly reduced. Support is found at 1.3150 and resistance at 1.3220. 

Trend: Slightly down 

USD / RUB 

USD / RUB rose to its highest level since 1993 and are aiming at 37.00. Russian ruble devaluation in the past two months due to the crisis in Ukraine. With sanctions against Russia posted market currencies and stocks both fell down. The pair is currently reacting to potential sanctions being imposed from Germany and France if the conflict continues. 

Movement is increased slightly. Found support at 36.50 and resistance at 37.00. 

Trend: Slightly Up 

WTI Crude Oil 

On Thursday, WTI crude oil back above $ 94.00 / barrel as the market reacted positively to America's GDP data. The improved prospects for the American economy is growing speculation about higher oil demand. This has pushed the price up to the current level of 94.80 U.S. dollars / barrel. In addition to increased data, geopolitical tensions remain and therefore, prices are going up. 

Movement is slightly upward. Support is found at 93.40 and resistance at 95.50. 

Trend: Slightly Up