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Nov 28 , 2013 - Daily Market News

Today's Hot Asset : EUR

( Including initial jobless claims and Chicago PMI ) to most U.S. data came out yesterday with expectations . Boosted investor confidence and the stock was acquired . In the U.S. , S & P 500 0.25 percent and the Dow Jones closed 0.15 % higher to close . Yen against the dollar reached a six -month low as Asian stocks rose and the Nikkei closed 1.8 % higher . However , Hang Seng dropped 0.07 % . European stocks opened with small change , but are close to a 5 -month high . German investors , including unemployment and European consumer confidence later in the day will wait for the data .

Push the total list price of U.S. crude oil gained for the tenth week . Recently , the oil in the face of excess supply and low demand has been trending down . Libya protests still continue and so it should still be seen by traders production recovery is hindered . Gold fell after positive U.S. data . Investors no longer have declined 26% over the past year, which hold the metal .

U.S. markets will be closed today is Thanksgiving . Maybe it will be less volatility .

Today 's key events :

08.00 GMT : EUR - Spanish GDP - all goods and services produced by the economy, the inflation -adjusted annual change in the price measures

08.55 GMT : EUR - German unemployment rate - measures is unemployed and actively seeking employment during the month reported that the percentage of the total work force .

10.30 GMT : GBP - BOE Governor Carney speaks - Short -term interest rates to control the BOE 's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) as the head , Carney any other person than the effect on the value of sterling 's influence . Traders for clues about future monetary checked his public engagements .

13.30 GMT : CAD - Current account - actions during the export and import of goods, services and price difference between interest payments . Equipment as a monthly trade balance data is the same . The foreigners must buy the domestic currency to pay for imports , because data can be a considerable impact on CAD .

23.30 GMT : JPY - Tokyo Core CPI - excluding fresh food initiatives in Tokyo, goods and services purchased by consumers value changes .

23.50 GMT : JPY - Industrial Production - Measures manufacturers , mines , and utilities produced by the total inflation -adjusted value of output changes

Market Review By TraderXP: 

U.S. stocks fell this week, giving 500 Index Standard & Poor for the largest drop in almost two months, as investors watched the budget negotiations in Washington.
"Discussions on the budget agreement took care of all," said Richard Sichel, chief investment officer at Philadelphia Trust Co. "We have to get that from the home page. It just brings negative to the market."

Market Review By TraderXP: 

Oil rose in New York, heading for the highest close in three months, after the U.S. Congress adopted the Senate approved the deal, which will avoid tax increases and spending cuts that threatened the growth in the world's largest economy.

August 5, 2013 - Daily News Market

Non-farm payrolls on Friday were much lower than expected (162K instead of 184K). It was the lowest since four months. This has caused more confusion about when the Fed will start to type the monetary stimulus. The U.S. dollar index fell and remained low after earlier signs that China could stabilize.

Asian stocks fell, while Japanese exports fell. Chinese shares rose after dairies increased.

Market of today's events:

0930 GMT: GBP - PMI services - measures the activity level of purchasing managers in the services sector. A reading above 50 indicates expansion in the sector and a reading below 50 indicates contraction. Traders watch these surveys closely as purchasing managers usually have early access to data about their company's performance, which can be a leading indicator of overall economic performance.

10:00 GMT: EUR - Retail Sales m / m - measure the change in the total value of inflation-adjusted sales at the retail level. It is the foremost indicator of consumer spending, which accounts for the majority of overall economic activity.

15:00 GMT: USD - ISM Non-Manufacturing Index - Prices of relative level of economic conditions including employment, production, new orders, prices, supplier deliveries and inventories. Data are compiled from a survey of about 400 purchasing managers in the non-manufacturing sector. On the index, a level above 50 indicates expansion, below indicates contraction.

4:45 p.m. GMT: USD - FOMC Member Fisher Speaks - Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas President and Federal Committee of the Open Market Committee (FOMC) voting member (2008 and 2011) Richard Fisher is speaking. FOMC members are responsible for setting the benchmark interest rate and their speeches are closely watched for indications on the possible future direction of monetary policy