August 28, 2014 - Daily market news 

Today the instrument: USD 

US stocks rose slightly as investors money inspected and geopolitical tension. The literature has consistently by the United States, but nothing was released yesterday. The S & P 500 is above its record high of 2000 and closed, the Dow Jones added 0.09% to close at 17,122.01. Asian markets declined throughout the region. The Nikkei fell 0.48% as the Dollar declined against the yen, with the Dollar now trading at ¥ 103.7. The Hang Seng fell 0.71%. European markets are lower today after the German Unemployment Rate came out below expectations. Attention will now turn to the US data such as Welcome Home Sales and GDP. Now, the FTSE 100 is 0.45% lower. The CAC 40 is 0.89% lower and the DAX was 1.41% lower. 

WTI Crude dropped to $ 93.80 / barrel yesterday. The decline came after a report from the EIA showed crude supplies declined by 2.1 million barrels which is lower than the expectations of 2.5million barrels. The bill is now before the climbing US data so make sure to see several releases today. Gold is climbing as tension in Ukraine is increasing, spurring demand for the safe haven assets. Gains may be however, as the US should be good. Any information would be more reason for the Fed to interest rates sooner than anticipated. 

Today's Main Events: 

08.00 GMT: EUR - German Unemployment Change - measures the change in the number of unemployed people during the past month. 

12.30 GMT: USD - GDP - measures the annualized change in the inflation-treatment value of all goods and services produced by the economy 

14.00 GMT: USD - Welcome Home - measures the change in the number of homes in contract to be sold but still awaiting the closing transaction, excluding new construction . 

23.30 GMT: JPY - Tokyo Core CPI measures the change in the value of products and services by users in Tokyo, excluding fresh food. 

23.50 GMT: JPY - Industrial Production - measures the change in the total inflation-revision of output produced by manufacturers, mines, and utilities.

January 17, 2014 - Daily Market News

Today's Hot Assets: GBP, USD

Initial unemployment claims released yesterday and came out higher than expected . This added to speculation that the Fed increase the pace to narrow, as it is dependent on the improvement of the labor market . A strong data also confirmed the expectation that the U.S. economic recovery will continue to deepen . U.S. stocks fell as a result , the S & P 500 fell 0.13% Jadow Jones fell 0.39%. Asian stocks were mixed as the yen strengthened against the dollar. The Nikkei fell 0.08% , muttaHang Seng closed 0.63 % higher. The Asian markets are waiting for important data from China , including industrial production and gross domestic product , as well as coming out on Monday.

WTI has declined following a decrease in deliveries reported by both the EIA and API . A variety of U.S. data is also published to suggest that the U.S. economy will continue to sustain economic growth. Yesterday, the commodity traded choppy mixed with the following information ; unemployment benefits contributes to economic growth , however, OPEC announced that the global oil demand is not strong. Gold has been trading sideways. U.S. inflation data was seen as low and as a result, investors työnsihinta up. However, the tapered concerns are still so traders are reluctant to invest in long positions .

The main events of the day :

09.30 GMT : GBP - Retail Sales - measure the change in total value of inflation-adjusted sales at the retail level . It is the most important indicator of consumption, which muodostaasuurimman part of the overall economic activity .

13:30 GMT : USD - Building Permits - measures change in the number of building permits issued by the government . Building permits are a key indicator of demand in the housing market.

13:30 GMT : USD - Start-ups - measures change in the annual number of new residential buildings began construction during the reported month . It is a leading indicator of the strength of the housing sector.

14.15 GMT : USD - Industrial Production - measures the change in total inflation-adjusted value of production for manufacturers, mines , and utilities.

14:55 GMT : USD - Michigan Consumer Sentiment - rates the relative level of current and future economic conditions . There are two versions of this data released two weeks apart , preliminary and revised

April 23, 2014 - Market News Daily

Today hot property : EUR , USD, oil , NZD

U.S. stocks rose after positive data and better earnings than expected from the company . Netflix and Comcast both released positive first quarter results that we set . Existing homes sales fell to 4.59M in March but higher than expected 4.55M . Closing the session , the Dow Jones gained 0.40 % , S & P 500 index rose 0.41 % and the Nasdaq rose 0.97 % . Asian markets fall after China HSBC Manufacturing PMI out at 48.3 lower than expected ; a sign of a decline in the economy . Hang Seng Index lost 0.91 % and Shanghai Composite lost 0.26 % . Nikkei , however , rose 0.19 % after Governor Kuroda said that the economy is still on track to achieve the 2 % inflation Meanwhile, fiscal policy will change . European markets lower , although PMI data across the eurozone out strong . Currently, shares are off as France 's CAC 40 fell 0.37 % . DAX index fell 0.24 % while FTSE 100 in London is unchanged .

WTI crude fell yesterday after positive U.S. data . Prices fell further after China released its worse than expected HSBC manufacturing PMI . As China is the second largest consumer of oil , soft data suggests demand may decrease . Investors should see inventories data from the EIA later in the day at 02:30 GMT . Gold also fell yesterday and almost reached a low of 3 months . Ukraine Reduced stress , positive U.S. data and a pickup in stocks all contributed to the decline . Metal has so far traded flat today .

Today the main event :

12:30 GMT : CAD - Core Retail Sales - measures change in the total value of sales at the retail level in Canada , not including cars

14:00 GMT : USD - New Home Sales - measures the annual number of new homes in a family has been sold in the previous month

21:00 GMT : NZD - Interest Rate Decision - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand ( RBNZ ) governor decides where to set the rate after consultation with senior bank staff and outside counsel .

21:00 GMT : NZD - RBNZ Rate Statement - Reserve Bank declared New Zealand 's rate is the primary tool the panel uses to communicate with investors about monetary policy .

July 28, 2014 - Daily Market News 

Hot Asset Today: USD 

U.S. stocks closed lower for the week following disappointing results. Amazon has posted a loss of $ 126 million Visa and reduced its projected annual turnover. Geopolitical tensions also came back in the spotlight. At the closing session, the S & P 500 lost 0.48% and the Dow Jones closed 0.72% fall below 17,000. Asian markets started the week higher. The Nikkei added 0.46% after reaching its highest level in six months on Friday as the yen fell slightly against the U.S. dollar, which traded at 101.855 yen. The Hang Seng closed 0.88% higher, peaking at 24,428.63 3 years. This came after reports of 'train' could start in October, a system for negotiation between different markets. Tencent Holdings also climbed 3.2% after the approval of three private banks. European markets are for mostly higher after Ryanair, the largest discount airline in Europe, has reported a 152% increase in earnings in the first quarter. Currently, the CAC 40 was up 0.46%, while the FTSE 100 gaining 0.19%. DAX is off 0.02%. 

WTI crude oil fell last week and broke a key support level. Data from the United States this week should be negative and could show a slowdown in the economy would bear for the goods. However, geopolitical tensions is underway and major changes could cause an increase. Gold rose on Friday and began the week on the side. A series of key economic events will be produced, including two days of the monetary policy meeting of the Federal Reserve to begin tomorrow. ADP Non-Farm Employment Change, non-farm payroll and unemployment figures will be published this week, we should expect greater volatility of the metal. 

Key events today: 

14.00 GMT: USD - Pending home sales - measures the change in the number of homes under contract to be sold but still awaiting the closing transaction, excluding new construction. 

23.30 GMT: JPY - Household Spending - measures the change in the value of the inflation spending by consumers. 

23.50 GMT: JPY - Retail - measuring the variation of the total sales value of inflation at the retail level.