July 15, 2014 - Daily Market News
Today's Hot Assets: EUR, GBP, USD
U.S. stocks gained, Citigroup issued a better than expected and Apple's rating was boosted before their earnings report on July 22. Apple's target price was also increased by 1.3% to push the stock higher. At the session, close to the S & P 500 was 0.48% higher and the Dow Jones was 0.66% higher, closing back over 17,000. Asian stocks rose throughout the alueella.Nikkei added 0.64%, as the yen weakened against the dollar after the , the Bank of Japan decided to maintain the current monetary policy and lowered the forecast talouden.Jeni is currently trading around ¥ 101.56 compared with ¥ 101.40.'s Hang Seng added 0.49% before the release of China's economic growth figures for the second quarter. European markets are lower today after a weak German sentiment data. At present, the CAC 40 has calculated 0.51%, while the German DAX is turned 0.44% and London FTSE 100 is lower than 0.12%.
WTI Crude recovered slightly in the violence in Libya came into the spotlight. The following fighting in Tripoli International Airport in Benghazi, and the United Nations announced it was withdrawing from the staff. However, the price dropped again to focus moved to the API inventory report at 20:30. Gold fell sharply yesterday to $ 1,339.5 / ounce $ 1,302 / unssi.Metalli is declining due to speculation that the Fed will raise interest rates and also on the bullish movement in stocks. Investors should focus on the U.S. data today, including retail sales at 24:30 GMT, and Janet Yellen speech at fourteen GMT.
The main events of the day:
08.30 GMT: GBP - CPI - measures the price change of goods and services from the perspective of the consumer.
09.00 GMT: EUR - German ZEW Economic Sentiment - Instrumentation six-month economic outlook
09.00 GMT: GBP - Bank of England Gov. Carney speaks - As a witness with BOE Deputy Governor Andrew Bailey, approximately Financial Stability Report of the House of Commons Treasury hearing in London
12:30 GMT: USD - Retail Sales - measure the change in total value of inflation-adjusted sales at the retail level.
14:00 GMT: USD - Fed Chair Yellen to prove - Due to prove the semi-annual monetary conference report before the Senate Banking Committee, Washington, DC
