September 1, 2014 - Daily News
Today hot assets: EUR / GBP
America's stock ended the week with gains, while the American economy continued to improve and posted positive data. These expectations Chicago PMI and Michigan beat the expectations of the American dollar. In close session, the S & P 500 is higher than 0.33% in 2,003.37and Dow Jones was higher than 0.11 percent, at 17,098.45. Asian markets rose across the region. Nikkei added 0.34%, while the dollar rose against the yen. The dollar is currently buying, compared to ¥ 103.997 102.245 yen on Friday. The Hang Seng added 0.04 percent, as investors shrug off weak manufacturing data than PMI and HSBC manufacturing PMI expected. Traders will be asked if you create a more active policy to stimulate the economy. European markets are lower today as attention is turning to worsening tensions in Ukrainian punishment increased. The European Central Bank will release their interest rate decision and the organization of a conference on Thursday. The CAC 40 was down 0.34%, while Germany's DAX was off 0.23% and the FTSE 100 in London was lower by 0.11%.
Crude is up after positive U.S. data shows that demand for oil will increase. Hedge funds Suggest a position to call on crude oil after recent declines. Support was also added Tensions rose in Ukraine, which could result in sanctions against Russia and increased energy supply. Gold prices rose slightly, a property, a safe habitat. Change is expected to be low today as the U.S. market was closed for Labor Day. Traders should remain upright date which any increase in Ukraine could cause significantly increased in value.
Today's main event:
06.00 hours: Euro - Germany's GDP - gross domestic product (GDP) is the largest measure of economic activity and an important indicator of economic health. The quarter percentage changes in GDP shows that the overall rate of growth.
08.00 hours: Euro-manufacturing PMI in Germany - measure the activity level of purchasing manager in the manufacturing sector.
08.30 hours: GBP - manufacturing PMI - measuring the activity level of purchasing manager in the manufacturing sector.
