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December 18 , 2013 - Daily Market News

Popular modern Assets : USD , Gold

The two - day meeting Feds will come to an end today and the FOMC statement will follow . Key theme that as mentioned is whether or not to start tapering the current and reduce the pain of a few system . The market remains divided between expectations and investors are apprehensively awaiting a decision . The agreement also advanced budget yesterday and will be put to a final vote by the Senate . U.S. stocks declined . At close the session the S & P 500 was down 0.31 % and the Dow Jones was down 0.06 % . Asian shares gained as the yen weakened . The Nikkei reached a weekly closing 2.02 % higher and the Hang milk closed 0.34 % higher .

WTI is rising after the American Petroleum Institute reported that stockpiles of crude fell . Traders are reluctant as we wait to see the outcome of the meeting Feds . Gold is declining as the Dollar continues to strengthen . U.S. CPI figures did not show anything so important and gave insight as to the result that may be tapering . Investors should closely watch the FOMC statement today at 7.00 pm GMT and Bernanke speech at 7.30c pm GMT .

Main events of today :

09.00 GMT : EUR - lfo Business Climate Index German - current prices in the German business climate and measures expectations for the next six months . It is a index features based on a survey of manufacturers , builders , Wholesalers and Retailers .

09.30 GMT : GBP - Bang Count Change - the step change in the number of people unemployed in the UK in the month reported . A rising tendency shows the weakness of the labor market , which has a trickle - down consumer spending and economic growth .

09.30 GMT : GBP - Minutes MPC Meeting - a detailed record of the Bank of England 's policy setting meeting , containing in-depth knowledge of the deep economic conditions that influenced the decision on where to set interest rates . The breakdown of the seed of the votes MPC members ' tends to be the most important part of the minutes .

18.00 GMT : USD - FOMC Economic jobs

19.00 GMT : USD - FOMC Statement - The primary tool the panel uses to communicate with investors about monetary policy . It contains the outcome of the vote on interest rates , discusses the economic situation and provides clues about the outcome of the votes in the future .

19.30 GMT : USD - Fed Chairman Bernanke Speaks - As the head of the Fed , which controls short term interest rates , has a strong influence on the value of the U.S. dollar than any other person . Traders watch his speeches closely as they are often used to drop hints about future financial policy .

June 30, 2014 - Daily News 

Today's hot property: EUR, USD 

U.S. stocks closed higher on Friday but still posted a weekly loss. The benefits they get after a rally in technology shares and as investors digested the information to be suggesting that cotton rates will remain low for the foreseeable future. Is the time to close, the S & p. 500 is 0.19% higher and the Dow Jones was 0.03% higher. Asia markets started the week mixed. The Nikkei added 0.44% as the yen weakened following weaker than expected Housing starts data from Japan. The feat Seng, however, lost 0.13% ahead of the data tomorrow. Kannada PMI will be released at 1am GMT. European stocks began the week mixed after a range of data releases from the Eurozone. This will be a great week for the markets with the European Central Bank interest Rate and two numbers from the U.S. NFP release on Thursday. At present, the DAX is up 0.38% while FTSE 100 gains 0.10%. Makoko 40 was off 0.02%. 

Crude masculine is declining as the problem of Iraq is fading. Oil has also been lower after the API and EIA week release data that show an increase in inventories. Traders should watch U.S. data this week, same as any developments in Iraq. Gold is continuing to trade choppy. Investors are still uncertain on Iraq and therefore, is holding on to the safe Haven property in anticipation of any escalation. The key event for the gold this week will be the NFP and we can get nailed by notice beforehand. 

Main playlist: 

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

12.30 GMT: CAD - GDP - a process annualized changes in the extra-adjusted value of all goods and services in the economy. 

14.00 GMT USD - pending home sales - step changes in the number of schools under the product to be sold but still awaiting the closing transaction, excluding new construction.

March 26, 2014 - Market News Daily

Today's Hot Bureau of Foreign Assets : USD , Oil

U.S. stocks rose yesterday after CB Consumer Confidence data came out better than expected . The measure increased to 82.3 , the highest level in 6 years, suggesting the economy is once again picking up after the bad weather subsided . The close of U.S. trade , the Dow Jones has gained 0.56 % , the S & P 500 has gained 0.44 % , and the Nasdaq has gained 0.19 % . Stocks in Asia also climbed the direction of the U.S. market . Nikkei closed 0.37 % higher, the index was originally a trade but sentiment is weaker ahead of the end of the quarter and the expected hike in the consumption tax because next week . Hang Seng closed 0.72 % higher after the Agricultural Bank of China posted on reported earnings that reassured investors about the level of bad debt in the financial system . European stocks had started the day higher after Chief Budesbank said yesterday . He stated that a negative deposit rates can be a solution for dealing with the impact of the strong euro and the Bank can fight deflation by buying assets from banks . At the beginning of the trade in Dax up 0.68 % , up to 40 C and 0.29 % FTSE 100 up 0.22 % .

WTI crude continues to trade in a choppy face mixed data . API reported an increase in crude and distillates stock yesterday, as expected pushing prices lower . But strong U.S. data related to the geopolitical tension in Ukraine is limited losses . The EIA will release inventory data later today at 2.30pm ( GMT ) . Gold dropped to less than 6 months because of a chance that interest rates will be increased at the beginning of next year . The price then climbed slightly as investors turned to safe haven assets due to tension with Russia . Results were limited , however, as the yuan is too lowers physical demand from China . As always , investors should focus on the U.S. data released later in the day, including the core Durable Goods Orders at 12.30 am GMT ) .

Today Main Events :

07.00 GMT : EUR - ISK German Consumer Climate - measures the level of consumer confidence in economic activity

12.30 GMT : USD - Core Durable Goods Orders - measures the change in the total value of new orders for long- lasting manufactured goods , including transportation items . Because the flight booking is very volatile , the core number gives a better measure of trends do

21.45 GMT : AUD - Trade Balance - measures the difference in value between imported and exported goods and services over the reported period

1 July 2014 - Daily Market News 

Today's Hot Asset: USD 

U.S... Stocks closed slightly lower yesterday, but posted an overall gain for the month of June. The S & P 500 gained 3.9% over the month and the Dow Jones added 1.9%. Asian stocks were mixed for a second day of trading. The Nikkei added 1.08% as investors assessed a business sentiment survey which showed that large companies reported that they plan to increase capital spending this year. The Hang Seng, however, remained closed for a public holiday. European stocks are higher today despite weak data from across the eurozone. Now, the CAC 40 was up 0.65% while London's FTSE 100 was up 0.54% and Germany's DAX was up 0.0%. 

WTI Crude climbed after data showed that manufacturing expanded during the past year in China. This shows sustained growth in the Chinese economy and signals greater demand from the second largest consumer. The API will be releasing inventory data today at 20:30 GMT. Gold climbed to a 3 month high yesterday after disappointing U.S... Data. The price is now trading choppy. Traders should stay focused on the political situation in Iraq and Ukraine as they may spark short movements for the metal. 

Today's main Events: 

08,30 GMT: GBP - Manufacturing PMI - measures the activity level of purchasing managers in the manufacturing sector 

14.00 GMT: USD - ISM Manufacturing PMI - based on data compiled from monthly replies to questions asked of purchasing and supply executives in over 400 industrial companies