November 5, 2013 - Market News Daily
Hot property today : WTI
U.S. data showed recently in improving the economy some . However , the improvements are not strong enough to start tapering . Employees Federal Reserve , Bullard and Powell, also comments furthering forecast easing quantitative be defensible . Therefore share the close higher ; The S & P 500 closed 0.36 % higher and the Dow Jones closed 0.15 % higher. Shares Asia were trading choppy ahead of a meeting between officials of China last week. China 's official parties will be meeting in Beijing from November 9th November to 12th . Having discussions that they recommend reform economic new . Nikkei closed 0.17 % higher and Hang Seng closed 0.65 % lower . shares the EU received yesterday after some information PMI positive and estimates of central bank euro will increase stimulus . Today they opened changed little .
WTI is near four months after low data is expected to show that stockpiles crude rose again. Libya is planning to continue to export its crude from Hariga. No. edging is lower ahead of the reporting economy will be released this week . Acute will be up to the results of data upcoming and improved market. traders today should watch for the NFP and the GDP will be released later this week .
The Main Event :
09,30 GMT: GBP - Services PMI - measuring the activity level of purchasing managers in the services sector . Reading above 50 A indicates growth in the sector ; Read below a 50 indicates agreement . Traders observing surveys such closely as manager of purchasing the usual early access to data about the performance of their own , which can be indicators of the performance of the economy overall
15.00 GMT: USD - ISM PMI non- production - rate levels relative of quality business including employment, production, new orders , prices , the suppliers, and inventory . This information was compiled from a survey of 400 managers buy in non- production . To index , a level above 50 indicates growth ; Below indicates the contract.
21,45 GMT: NZD - the rate of unemployment - measured by the ratio of force to all the unemployed and activities seeking employment during the quarter past that.
