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4 September 2013 - Market News Daily

Yesterday , the U.S. Congress, the chairman said he supports President Obama's position on military intervention in Syria . European shares fell after the announcement , as it may be more likely bëjëmundësiastreik . European stocks dropped after Ryanair fell by 14 % , which tulemusenavähenes travel agencies . Asian stocks fell the yen is still weak , but the Bank of Japan meeting will take place in the next two days and if Abe does not provide a tax sale of the shares may fall . U.S. stocks rose after positive was released yesterday , the ISM Manufacturing index was better than expected at 55.7 indicates expansion in the economy .

WTI has begun , as investors are cautious because of the uncertainty in Syria . President Obama is gaining support for possible military strikes , and concern has turned to oil supplies could be affected. Trading is likely to cross the decision . Gold is declining , although the situation where investors favoring info tapered Fed . Positive data released yesterday adds to the conical case may soon start to push updollar . Despite this , the binary option traders should continue to wait for a decision by Congress to Syrian interference in any strike could send gold back to its highs .

Key events today:

08:30 GMT : GBP - Services PMI - measures the activity level of purchasing managers in the services sector . Reading above 50 indicates expansion of the sector , reading below 50 indicates contraction . Traders watch these surveys closely purchasing managers usually have early access to the data of your company's performance, which can be a leading indicator of overall economic performance .

09:00 GMT : EUR - GDP ( QoQ ) - measures the annualized change in the value of inflation - to fix all the goods and services produced in the economy . This broad ështëmasa dhetreguesi economic health of the economy .

09:00 GMT : EUR - Retail - measures the change in the total value of inflation -adjusted sales at the retail level . The main ështëtreguesi consumer spending , which accounts for the majority of overall economic activity .

12:30 GMT : USD - Trade Balance - measures the difference between the value of goods imported and exported goods and services during the reporting period . A positive number indicates that more goods and services were exported than imported .

June 26, 2014 - Daily Market News 

Today's Hot Property: U.S. Dollar 

U.S. stocks fell open following weak U.S. data. Core durable goods orders fell 1% last month and 2.9% decrease in GDP in the last quarter. However, investors shrugged the data, S & P 500 0.49% and the Dow Jones closed 0.29% higher Thursday. Asian stock markets rose following their direction. Nikkei gained 0.27%, and the Hang Seng gained 1.45%. European stocks mixed amid news of mergers and acquisitions. Currently the DAX was up 0.02%, Wipro up 0.05% at 40. FTSE 100 0.02% is off. 

Both the API and the EIA report, the increase in WTI crude inventories dropped. Iraqi oil exports would increase further pushing down the price. Gold rose after poor U.S. data. However, investors locked in profits after குறைத்துவிட்டதென்றான்னது and physical needs. Then at 12.30pm in the early investors and personal expenses, including his son, along with the day to see the U.S. data. 

Today's key events: 

09.30 GMT: GBP - Get useful Carney speaks - London is due to hold a press conference on Financial Stability Report 

12.30 GMT: U.S. Dollar - primary metal - measures the number of individuals who filed for unemployment insurance for the first time last week 

12.30 GMT: U.S. Dollar - Personal expenses - the inflation-adjusted value of the change in consumer costs. Consumer spending accounts for a majority of overall economic activity 

23.30 GMT: JPY - Tokyo Core CPI - excluding fresh food operations, Tokyo change in the price of consumer goods and services,

December 13, 2013 - Daily Market News

Today Hot Asset : USD

After positive economic news lately is great speculation that the Fed stimulus could cut as early as next week as they have said they are waiting for better economic results . The markets are now awaiting the FOMC meeting next week . U.S. stocks fell , the S & P 500 reached a five -month closing low 0.38 % and the Dow Jones 0.66 % lower. Asian stocks closed higher as the dollar rose against the yen . At the end of the session, the Nikkei had gained 0.4 % and the Hang Seng had gained 0.22 % . European stocks opened mixed.

STI little changed after a fall during the week when petrol and diesel inventories increased . Reduction of the stimulus can also reduce . An adverse effect on the product as a tapered question Gold fell sharply yesterday after U.S. data was positive and the dollar strengthened. During the Asian session traded flat and there was no significant movement .

Today Main Events :

13.30 GMT : USD - Core PPI ( MoM ) - 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 producers pay more for goods and services, they are more likely to have higher costs to consumers go, so PPI is thought to be a leading indicator of consumer inflation.

13:30 GMT : USD - PPI - measures the change in the price of goods sold by manufacturers. It is a leading indicator of consumer price inflation , which accounts for the majority of overall inflation .

March 21, 2014 - Daily Latest News

Asset hot today: USD , CAD

The U.S. Federal Reserve decided to continue tightening the monetary policy meeting as it continued to improve working conditions . Reduced the current quantitative easing program by another $ 10 billion . Although there is no specific timeframe stated, Yellen also suggested that the Fed could start raising interest rates since April 2015 , which was a big surprise for the market . The news initially sent stocks lower , as they benefit from low interest rates that make borrowing money more attractive. The U.S. manufacturing index published by the Philadelphia Fed yesterday went above expectations and investors began to shake the rate hike as an improvement in the economy would boost corporate earnings . Accordingly, the shares rose the Dow Jones closed 0.67 % higher , the S & P 500 closed 0.60 % higher and the Nasdaq closed 0.27% higher. Asian stock markets also recovered and Hang Seng closed 1.21 % higher. The Nikkei , however, remained at 14,224.23 as the market remained closed for a public holiday . European markets opened on the rise as the shares recovered . Support was also found after a member of the ECB Executive Board , Lautenschlaeger said Thursday that rates will stay low or go even lower for an extended period .

WTI Crude oil is poised for a third weekly decline as the EIA reported that crude supplies rose to the highest level since November in the U.S. and increased production . Yellens comments that the Fed could raise interest rates as soon as next year also pushed prices down , as added support for the U.S. dollar. Gold has been a downward trend throughout the week . Following the gradual decline and the possibility that the central bank's stimulus program could end this fall have put pressure on the price . Fears over violence in Ukraine are also decreasing reducing the need for refuge assets . Traders should look out for key FOMC member speeches later in the day.

Today Main Events :

12:30 GMT : CAD - Core CPI - measuring changes in the price of goods and services , excluding food and energy .

12:30 GMT : CAD - Core Retail Sales - measures the change in the total value of retail sales in Canada , excluding automobiles

17:45 GMT : USD - FOMC Member Fisher speaks - because of a speech entitled " Facing Forward : fashion or future monetary policy " at the London School of Economics and Systemic Risk Conference in Political Science

20:30 GMT : USD - FOMC Member Kocherlakota speaks - Due participated in a panel discussion entitled " Transition and long-term challenges for monetary policy ," the International Research Forum in Washington DC

22:30 GMT : USD - FOMC member speaks Stein - Due to speak at the International Research Forum in Washington DC