July 31, 2014 - Daily Market News 

Today's Hot Assets: CAD, USD 

U.S. data was mixed yesterday. ADP Non-Farm Employment Change was worse than expected, but GDP grew by as much as 4%. The data spurred demand for the U.S. dollar as many investors expected as a positive FOMC statement. During the meeting, an additional $ 10000000000 cut from quantitative easing, which means a total of $ 25 billion / month. The statement, however, did not meet expectations. Yellen stressed that labor was slacking and that wages are still too low. Therefore, we can conclude that the rate will not be raised shortly. After the dovish tone, U.S. stocks ended mixed. S & P 500 closed 0.01% higher and the Dow Jones lost 0.19%. Asian markets were also mixed. Hang Seng rose 0.1%, trading near a 7 year high, as direct trade between Shanghai and Hang Seng should be introduced in October. The Nikkei lost 0.16% as the yen strengthened against the U.S. dollar was trading at 102.71. European markets are lower today after eurozone inflation came out below expectations of 0.4%. Currently, the FTSE 100 is 0.24% lower, the CAC 40 is 0.72% lower and the DAX is 1.01% lower. 

WTI Crude fell yesterday despite the EIA reported that inventories decreased by 3.7 million barrels. The losses came as the dollar headed for the top prize against the euro since February. Increased sanctions against Russia has also done much to support the price. Today, traders should focus on labor market data from the U.S. Gold traded choppy after a mixed outlook for the U.S. Positive economic data is bullish for the dollar and bearish for gold and as the U.S. economy continues to improve the metal has lost its luster. The main event for gold will be the NFP report, which will be released tomorrow, and it is doubtful that we will see much movement before then. 

Today's Main Events: 

09:00 GMT: EUR - CPI - measures changes in the price of goods and services from a consumer perspective. 

12:30 GMT: CAD - GDP - measures the annual change in inflation-adjusted value of all goods and services produced by the economy. 

12:30 GMT: USD - Initial Jobless Claims - measures the number of individuals who filed for unemployment insurance for the first time during the past week 

13:45 GMT: USD - Chicago PMI - determines the economic health of the manufacturing sector in the Chicago region.

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.

January 23, 2014 - Daily Market News

Today hot Assets : EUR , USD

Most U.S. stocks were mixed as investors digest earnings reports . Disappointing results from IBM , in particular, weighed on sentiment. The late U.S. trade , the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.25 % , but the S & P 500 rose 0.06 % . During the Asian session , the HSBC China Manufacturing PMI showed manufacturing economy contracts last month. As a result , the Hang Seng fell 1.44% . Nikkei also fell , 0.79 % , after the yen showed strength against the U.S. dollar. European shares opened lower awaiting key data . We receive manufacturing and services PMI data from France, Germany and Europe were , in general, investors should look there.

WTI was present , climbing and reached a high of three weeks. This came after the International Monetary Fund decided that forecast higher global growth after the International Energy Agency increased the forecast for global oil demand . However, today, in advance was stopped because of negative data from China, weak PMI figures can lead to a slowdown in oil demand . Traders should wait for the EIA inventory data later at 16 ( GMT ) . Gold reached a low two weeks amid speculation that the Fed will increase the cone . We now see a price correction easy and the price reached a small Chinese PMI . Traders should look closely at data from the U.S. later, including initial jobless claims from 13:30 (GMT ) and Existing Home Sales 15 ( GMT ) .

Main Event Today :

08.00 GMT : EUR - French Manufacturing PMI - measure activity levels for purchasing managers in the manufacturing sector.

08.30 GMT : EUR - German PMI Manufacturing - measure activity levels for purchasing managers in the manufacturing sector.

09.00 GMT : EUR - PMI Manufacturing - measure activity levels for purchasing managers in the manufacturing sector.

13.30 GMT : CAD - Core Retail Sales Retail - measures changes in the value of the level of retail sales member in Canada , except for cars. It is an important indicator of consumer spending and is also considered as an indicator of the rate for the Canadian economy .

13.30 GMT : USD - Initial Jobless Claims - measures the number of individuals who filed for unemployment insurance for the first time during last week

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

August 1, 2014 - Market News Daily. 

This attractive asset: gold. 

U.S. stocks finished sharply lower following mixed data and start in Argentina. Unemployment first rose less than expected and the Chicago PMI fell at the highest rate since 2008. Trading volume is higher than normal and the S & P 500 was down 2% at 1930.67, the Dow dropped the most experiences. 6 months and closed 1.88% lower at 16,563.3 lost more than 300 points as all components are in red. Index lost all its gains for the year. Asian markets also fell across the region following the conviction States. Despite producing positive Chinese PMI, Hang Seng lost 0.81%, its first loss in 8 and Nikkei lost 0.63% Europe will decline as investors hesitated ahead of the NFP that. 12:30 GMT the stock in Germany's DAX was down 0.41% FTSE 100 index down 0.25%, while the CAC 40 in France has changed. 

WTI Crude broke through support and dropped as low as $ 97.60/barrel prices have not been this low since March and will be driven by the accident at the Coffeyville refinery, which reduces the need for strong U.S. dollar also pushed. prices down and to the trader should view workforce data was released by the U.S. at 12:30 GMT, gold was on track for its third weekly decline, while the U.S. economy may be stronger precious metals. will continue to move lower today ahead of the NFP does not know any flare-up of political tensions that could alter the trajectory of the yellow metal. 

Today the main event: 

8.00 GMT: EUR - German manufacturing PMI - measures the activity level of purchasing managers in the manufacturing sector. 

08.30 GMT: GBP - Manufacturing PMI - measuring the activity level of purchasing managers in the manufacturing sector. 

12.30 GMT: USD - nonfarm employment - measures the change in the number of employed people during the previous month, excluding the farming industry. 

14.00 GMT: USD - ISM Manufacturing PMI - based on data compiled from monthly replies to questions asked of purchasing and supply executives in over 400 industrial companies.