Asian shares and Brent crude oil prices dropped to their lowest since 2010 on Friday after weak German export data raised fears that Europe's economic woes could drag down the global economy.

European markets face the prospect of a weak open and investors will hope for improvement in French and Italian industrial production today. One suspects the negative news low will continue.

Many investors fear that the gradually recovery US economy - the world's largest, but comprising less than a quarter of the entire global economy - cannot escape unhurt as Europe stalls and other big economies, including China, Japan and Brazil, face their own hardships.

 

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Pepsi Shares Rise

 

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PepsiCo Inc (PEP.N) raised its full-year earnings forecast and said snack sales helped its quarterly profit beat expectations, sending its shares up more than 1 percent in morning trading on Thursday.

The company, which makes Frito-Lay snacks and beverage brands like Mountain Dew and Tropicana, said its quarterly performance underscored how its beverage and snacks businesses worked well together.

 

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Asian Stocks Fall - Oil Follows

 

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Asian stocks weren’t doing so well on Wednesday as a result of worries about declining global growth. This also caused the oil prices to their lowest in more than two years.

There’s an important announcement today - Minutes of the Federal Reserve, which will affect the markets. Investors will be very sensitive to how the debate will resolve between the people who wants to raise interest and those who want to lower it.

 

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A second day of weak German data sent European markets into retreat on Tuesday with stocks.

A day after German industrial orders saw their biggest monthly drop since the height of the global financial crisis in 2009, its industrial output figures for August dropped by 4%, also the biggest fall in five years.

"Industrial production is currently going through a weak phase... but the current decline is exacerbated by holiday effects," Germany's Economy Ministry said in a statement.

"All in all, one should expect weak production for the third quarter as a whole."

 

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US Stocks Ended Low on Monday

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US stocks on Monday finished a bit lower as investor caution affected the market. The reason might be Wednesday's unofficial kickoff of third-quarter company earnings reports.

Investors are nervous about the upcoming earnings reports because of fears that the dollar's big rise has hit US profits.

People are going to be anxious to see how the few first major reports indicate the rest of the season, especially among the multi-nationals, because of the strong dollar.

 

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The huge company, Hewlett-Packard, plans to separate its personal-computer and printer businesses from its corporate hardware and services operations. It’s the latest attempt by the technology company to improve its fortunes.

According to rumors, the company intends to announce the move on Monday. It is expected to make the split through a tax-free distribution of shares to stockholders next year.

If the division goes off as planned, it would give rise to two publicly traded companies, each with more than $50 billion in annual revenue.

 

Trading Tip: The announcement can greatly affect the HP share, make sure to make your trade before.

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Gold's Downfall

US Dollar is Doing Great

 

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Since mid-July gold has been collapsing. The price of gold fell over 11.5% and is now trading under $1200.

The gold is always affected by the US Dollar. Whenever the dollar raises, the gold drops and the other way around. In the chart below you can see how strong the dollar is doing (the blue line) and how is affects the gold (the red line).

 

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The US Dollar is at a 4 year high against most currencies, which suggest that the US economy is very strong at the moment.

Asian shares are doing well, with the Nikkei rising 1.3%, as a result of the protests calming down lately.

European markets were expected to rise but it’s still unsure whether that will happen.

 

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Unemployment Down - Stocks Up

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A report on Friday showed that the unemployment rates in the US dropped, which means good news for everyone: more people with paychecks, more spending and higher corporate profits.

All major stock indexes rose sharply. The biggest rise was the Dow Jones industrial average, which closed 208 points higher. The rise started from the opening of the markets and affected nearly every kind of stock, small and large, and in almost every industry.

The good news pushed up the value of the dollar against other major currencies to the highest level in more than four years.

This however also affected the Gold, which fell as investors didn’t want to invest in traditional safe assets.

 

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