May 1, 2014 - Daily Market News
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In the FOMC statement released vakarFED that they would reduce the quantitative net yradar $ 10000000000 , irpagrindinis rate will remain unchanged at zero. They also said kadekonomika gaining momentum and that economic activity has picked up recently added optimism markets. U.S. stocks rose with the Dow Jones closing at 16,580.84 and the entry of the S & P 500 finished 0.3 % higher. Asian shares were mixed. Japanese stocks added to gains after positive earnings news from companies such as Fujitsu and the Nikkei closed 1 27% higher. market in Hong Kong , China and South Korea remained closed for the May 1 holiday . market also finished in France and Germany working day. FTSE 100 , however , gained after strong manufacturing and housing data .
WTI Crude continues to decline and moved below $ 100 / barrel for forgiveness kadnaujos generation sanctions against Russia probably will not affect supply . The EIA also reported that crude inventories rose 1.7 million barrels last week , lifting the commercial crude stocks to 399.4 million barrels. Taididžiausia weekly total on record. Gold also fell nescentrinis Bank will continue to taper process. Now attention will turn to tomorrow's nonfarm payroll report.
Today's main events:
13:30 Time Zone : USD - Fed Chairman Yellen Language - The Independent Community Bankers speak of America's annual Policy Summit in Washington, DC
13:30 Time Zone : USD - Jobless Claims - priemonėsasmenų who filed for unemployment insurance for the first time in the last week.
15:00 Time Zone : USD - ISM Manufacturing PMI - based on data compiled from monthly replies to questions asked of purchasing and supply managers of more than 400 industry data . For each of the indicators measured in this report shows the percentage reporting each response , the net difference between the number of responses in the positive economic direction of negative economic direction and the diffusion index .
18,30 Response: GBP - MPC Cunliffe state language - to speak the Worshipful Company of International Bankers in South London
