July 22, 2014 - Daily Market News 

Hot Asset Today: USD 

U.S. stocks closed lower due to persistent geopolitical fears that the war in Gaza could escalate and tougher sanctions could be imposed on Russia. At the end of the session, the S & P 500 0.23% lower and the Dow Jones was 0.28% lower. Asian stocks were higher in the region. The Nikkei added 0.84% ​​as traders returned from a long weekend. The increase came as the yen weakened against its rivals and Japanese importers entered the bottom of the market, the dollar was at 101.47 yen from 101.39 yen. The Hang Seng closed 1.69% higher at its highest level of the year due to strong profit companies. European markets are higher than the EU foreign ministers met in Brussels to discuss the implementation of new sanctions against Russia. Currently, the DAX was up 0.85%, while the FTSE 100 in London was up 0.84% ​​and the CAC 40 in France rose by 0.76% 

WTI crude oil rose after data showed U.S. refineries operating at record capacity. The EIA released a report showing that the refineries operated at 93.8% of capacity, the highest level since the week 2005. Prices are now trading choppy ahead of inventory report API 20:30 GMT. Gold declined due to its appeal as a safe haven in decline. Investors are now focusing on the earnings season, which could push stocks higher instead of gold. Speculation is also higher than the interest rate may be increased in the United States and important data being released today the dollar is at a high level of four months. The benchmark will be released at 12:30 GMT and retail sales to 14 hours GMT. 

Key events today: 

12:30 GMT: USD - Core CPI - measures changes in the prices of goods and services, excluding food and energy. 

14.00 GMT: USD - Existing Home Sales - measures the change in the annualized number of existing residential buildings that were sold during the previous month

October 11, 2013 - Daily Market News

Yesterday , President Obama and the Republicans were trying to come up with a higher debt ceiling deal . House Speaker John Boehner said on November 22 proposed a temporary increase in the limit . Now it will be a compromise can be allowed to default , there is hope . Although a decision has not been reached yet, the news reached the market shares of progress . U.S. stocks both initial and continued unemployment claims are lower than expected, although much was released . S & P 500 is 2.18 % higher and 2.18 % higher than the Dow Jones closed. European shares gained 1.61% in the Euro Stoxx 50 gained . Asian stocks rallied Friday session , the Nikkei 225 closed 1.48 % higher , and the Hang Seng closed 1.21 % higher . Important data to be released at the end of this week to China (imports , exports and trade balance ), and is expected to be positive . Australian shares gain as a result of China's largest export market in Australia .

WTI is a little bit today after yesterday's rally . The current situation in the U.S. , which dampen oil demand growth to slow to the low price threatened. Government to negotiate higher prices as a reason for the high demand has caused prices to rise again . There was fear of political developments in Libya sent the price is as high as it would be disrupted . As no decision was taken , the price fell again , and can be considered as a correction . The price of gold has been affected by 2 factors . First, the next president of the Federal Reserve Janet Yellen determine the cause of the fall in price negotiations with the government , and pushed even lower . Both events brought optimism to the market caused the dollar to rise . It is up to now no compromise was reached .

Against the dollar will rally his colleagues to be a compromise with the government as an Investors in talks to develop . This will affect the gold , and there are great opportunities for binary options traders will put the tasks you need to watch this closely .

TODAY'S Events :

12.30 GMT : CAD - Employment Change - measures the change in the number of employed people . The creation of jobs is an important indicator of consumer spending .

12.30 GMT : CAD - Unemployment Rate - unemployed and actively seeking employment during the previous month , which measures the percentage of the total workforce .

13.55 GMT : USD - Michigan consumer sentiment - the relative level of the rates of current and future economic conditions . Two weeks of the initial and revised two versions of this data is released . For more information on the first try . A survey of 500 consumers around the reading is made .

14 April 2014 - Daily Market News

Hot assets Today : USD

The technology continued settlement at the end of last week , with companies like Facebook , Apple and Google are facing heavy losses . NASDAQ , the benchmark index for U.S. technology stocks suffered their worst day since 2011 decline of 3.1 % , or 129.79 points on Thursday . The feeling continued on Friday with the S & P 500 losing 0.95 % and the Dow Jones losing 0.89 % . The Asian stocks rose during the session today. Indices continued to enjoy advertising in China who are planning to connect the stock exchanges in Shanghai and the city , allowing investors to trade the stock markets of each. Merchants will be able to invest in sectors of the economy that were previously off limits , therefore , have more options out of state industries . The Hang Seng closed 0.03 % higher . The Nikkei , however , lost 0.36 % , as the yen remains strong relative to the U.S. dollar , to be negotiated around 101.5 yen . European stock markets opened the day lower extending last week's decline . During the first negotiations , the FTSE 100 was down 0.07% , the DAX was 0.43 % lower and the CAC 40 was 0.33 % lower .

WTI Crude gained 3% last week after consumer sentiment U.S. reached a nine-month high boost demand prospects . The EIA reported that production was lower during the month of March with Libya , Iraq and Saudi Arabia all about numbers much lower . Geopolitical tension in Ukraine is also supporting the commodity . Gold has met due to tension in Ukraine and following the meeting minutes released last week from the Federal Reserve . The record shows that the first increase in interest rate will not happen until the second half of 2015 at least , and when rates are high , it will be done slowly and measured . Most participants were in favor of a policy accommodative and lowered its projection of GDP , which was high for gold , sending the U.S. dollar lower. Traders should watch the sales data to retailers to be released today at 12.30 GMT .

Today Main events :

09:00 GMT : EUR - Industrial Production - measures the change of the total value adjusted for inflation of output produced by manufacturers , mines and utilities .

12:30 GMT : USD - sales Retail - measures the change of the total value of sales, adjusted for inflation in retail

16.45 GMT : USD - FOMC Member Tarullo Speaks - Due to speak at the New York Stock Exchange

October 14, 2013 - Binary Options Daily Market News

U.S. lawmakers still have not come up with an agreement on the debt limit . Talks between President Obama and Chairman John Boehner damaged homes . The dead line to make decisions on October 17 or the market will fall further . Asian stocks fell at the start of the previous session because there are some bad data for China released over the weekend . China's trade balance came out worse than expected at 15.20B and exports decreased by 0.3 % which is well below expectations for a rise of 6% . However , the stock is now trading higher the Hang Seng closed 1.16 % higher and the Nikkei closed 1.48 % higher .

WTI traded lower in early trading session after negative data that we receive from China but is now rebounding slightly . Gold traded choppy but a low around 3 months on hopes that an agreement can be reached on the debt ceiling .

Game Day :

07:15 GMT : CHF - Swiss PPI ( MoM ) - measures the change in price of goods sold by manufacturers . It is a leading indicator of consumer price inflation , which accounts for the majority of overall inflation .

09:00 GMT : EUR - Industrial Production ( MoM ) - measures the change in the total inflation-adjusted value of output produced by manufacturers, mines , and utilities

Canada , Indonesia , Japan and Hon Kong markets are all closed today for a national holiday