Friday's nonfarm payroll report showed that 192,000 jobs during the month of March, which was slightly below expectations created . The unemployment rate also disappointed as it was at 6.7 % instead of 6.6 % fall expected . U.S. stocks initially opened higher and reached maximums for intraday speculation that the report could be a slowdown in the pace of the peak attracts . However , profit is lost following selling pressure in the internet and technology companies . At the end of the U.S. trade , the Dow Jones was down 0.96 % , the S & P 500 was 1.25 % lower and the Nasdaq was down 2.6 % . Asian markets fell at the start of the week . The Nikkei lost 1.69 % as the yen strengthened against the dollar after weak data on Friday. Markets in China remain closed for the grave Animal Day. Technology stocks in Europe fell following global losses , sending shares lower at the open session . In early trading the FTSE 100 was 0.73 % lower , the CAC 40 was 0.98 % lower, the DAX was 1.46 % lower .
WTI Crude , following the NFP report, the figures still showed an improvement in the economy , together with the recent data from Europe question seems to be on the top . Support was also found by the hope that China will carry out economic stimulus measures soon . Then follows protests in Libya , the limitation Libyan rebels agreed to two oil exporting ports open after talks with the government , and so during the Asian session the price . Gold rises sharply and moved above $ 1,300 / ounce after the United States released a weaker -than-expected nonfarm payroll figure caused investors to the rate of pointed questioning . Pricing is also a boost as a result of losses in the stock market . Losses earlier today seen as physical demand weakened with the Chinese market is closed .
Today 's key events:
06:00 GMT : EUR - German industrial production - measures the change in the total inflation - adjusted value of output produced by manufacturers , mines , and utilities .
14.30 GMT : CAD - BOC Business Outlook Survey - measures the business perspective in Canada , as derived from a survey of 100 selected businesses asking respondents to evaluate the relative level of general business conditions .
15.45 GMT : USD - FOMC Member Bullard Speaks - FOMC members are responsible for setting the benchmark interest rate , and their words are closely watched for signs of the future possible direction of monetary policy
23:50 GMT : JPY - adjusted current account - measures the difference in value between imported and exported goods , services and interest payments during the month
U.S. stocks gained, Citigroup issued a better than expected and Apple's rating was boosted before their earnings report on July 22. Apple's target price was also increased by 1.3% to push the stock higher. At the session, close to the S & P 500 was 0.48% higher and the Dow Jones was 0.66% higher, closing back over 17,000. Asian stocks rose throughout the alueella.Nikkei added 0.64%, as the yen weakened against the dollar after the , the Bank of Japan decided to maintain the current monetary policy and lowered the forecast talouden.Jeni is currently trading around ¥ 101.56 compared with ¥ 101.40.'s Hang Seng added 0.49% before the release of China's economic growth figures for the second quarter. European markets are lower today after a weak German sentiment data. At present, the CAC 40 has calculated 0.51%, while the German DAX is turned 0.44% and London FTSE 100 is lower than 0.12%.
WTI Crude recovered slightly in the violence in Libya came into the spotlight. The following fighting in Tripoli International Airport in Benghazi, and the United Nations announced it was withdrawing from the staff. However, the price dropped again to focus moved to the API inventory report at 20:30. Gold fell sharply yesterday to $ 1,339.5 / ounce $ 1,302 / unssi.Metalli is declining due to speculation that the Fed will raise interest rates and also on the bullish movement in stocks. Investors should focus on the U.S. data today, including retail sales at 24:30 GMT, and Janet Yellen speech at fourteen GMT.
The main events of the day:
08.30 GMT: GBP - CPI - measures the price change of goods and services from the perspective of the consumer.
09.00 GMT: EUR - German ZEW Economic Sentiment - Instrumentation six-month economic outlook
09.00 GMT: GBP - Bank of England Gov. Carney speaks - As a witness with BOE Deputy Governor Andrew Bailey, approximately Financial Stability Report of the House of Commons Treasury hearing in London
12:30 GMT: USD - Retail Sales - measure the change in total value of inflation-adjusted sales at the retail level.
14:00 GMT: USD - Fed Chair Yellen to prove - Due to prove the semi-annual monetary conference report before the Senate Banking Committee, Washington, DC
The U.S. government partially shutdown that affected stock, commodities, and, of course, the United States dollari.USA's shares fell 1.1% (the S & P 500) yesterday, but the stock is added to the Nike 6.2%. But the situation all over the U.S. budget does not have a negative impact on Asian stock and the Nikkei 225 will end up reinforcing 0.20%. The European stock markets started today with black numbers and in the meantime is to increase the DAX 0.60%. In binary options trading, we should be wary of turning movement, which could lead to the U.S. market.
The USD / JPY rose yesterday after the U.S. Chicago PMI to show better than expected rose by more than tulosta.Pari 98.00 level and remained there for the Japanese market is mixed data (Household consumption fell by 1.6% instead of 0.2% predicted growth, higher unemployment rates 4.1%, but better Tankan Manufacturing Index) and reported increases arvonlisäveron.Pari the drop off in the United States, and within the last 4 hours lost 50 pistettä.Pari is now trading at around 97.90 in the remaining bearish atmosphere.
Today's main events:
08.30 GMT: GBP - Services PMI - measures the activity level of purchasing managers in more than 50 palvelualalla.Lukema, refers to the enlargement of the sector, the reading is below 50, a contraction. Traders watch these surveys closely with the purchasing managers usually have early access to information about their company's performance, which can be a leading indicator of overall economic performance.
9:00 GMT: USD - Unemployment rate - proportion of the total labor force that is unemployed and actively looking for work during the previous month.
14:00 GMT: USD - ISM Manufacturing Index - rates the relative level of business conditions including employment, production, new orders, prices, supplier deliveries, and inventories. Data are collected in a survey of about 400 purchasing managers in the manufa
Selling high- growth stocks continued yesterday . Investors continue to be faced with technology shares , after interest , which began on Friday . Therefore , markets fell sharply in the United States . Closing session of S & P 500 was 1.08 percent lower , ending below the key 1,850 level technology , while Dow Jones was 1.02 % lower . Asian stocks ended mixed in Technology shares also decreased. Sony Corp lost 2.5 % , while Yahoo Japan Corp lost 2.3 % . The Nikkei lost 1.36 % after Bank of Japan left its policy unchanged , indicating that the economy is improving at a moderate pace . This caused the Yen strengthened against the U.S. dollar , as the dollar fell to ¥ 103,09 - from ¥ 102,69. The Hang Seng closed 0.98 % higher at Tencent Holdings released , it spent 76.7 million Hong Kong dollars in stock buybacks. European markets started the day lower , as it seems to be escalating tensions in the country once again .
WTI Crude rises ahead of inventory data later in the day from the API. Tension in Ukraine is growing. Pro-Russian protesters seize government buildings this week urging Ukraine to police forces in the eastern regions . The U.S. has accused Russia of instigating raids. Gold rises too high and another $ 1300/ounce due to uncertainty over the geopolitical situation . Traders are also focusing minutes of meetings of the Fed comes later in the week . Fed members indicated that interest rates will rise in 2015 , and again reiterated that if the Fed meeting, we can see a decline in metal.
Today's main events.
08.30 GMT: GBP Manufacturing - measures the change in the total inflation adjusted value of output produced by manufacturers
12.15 GMT: CAD - Building permits, a measure of the change in the number of new building permits issued by the government.
Janet Yellen began two days of the Congress yesterday's testimony. It is suggested that the proposed assessment on Internet stocks that are stretched and also noted that the Fed would act before the interest rate. U.S. stocks were initially higher after positive earnings and data, but after Yellen Comments are closed niže.S & P 500 0.19% lower, however, the Dow Jones was 0.03% higher. Asian stocks were mixed in today's sjednice.Nikkei lost 0.1% in cautious trade ahead of Chinese data as insurers and consumer lenders opao.Hang Seng, however, added 0.27% after the economy grew in line with the government's target. European markets were higher today after jobs data from the United Kingdom goes beyond expectations. Currently, the CAC 40 was up 1.29%, while Germany's DAX was up 1.12% and London's FTSE 100 was up 0.87%.
VTI crude gained slightly after data API release inventory was lower than predviđenog.Američki Petroleum Institute reported 4.8 million barrel drop in U.S. oil-stocks for week ending 11 July better than expected Chinese data also adds support goods. . Acquisition of data from EIA is due today at 2.30pm GMT. Gold continues to decline after Yellen comments and now trading below the key level of $ 1,300 / ounce. Remarks that interest rates increase the earlier dollar pushed up as metal crafts vice versa, this pressure to lower prices. Yellen will testify again today and further movement can be seen.
Today's main events:
08:30 GMT: EUR - Prosecutor Count Change - measures the change in the number of unemployed in the UK during the reported month
12:30 GMT: EUR - PPI - measures changes in the price of goods sold by manufacturers
14:00 GMT: CAD - Interest Rate Decision - Bank of Canada (BOC) governing council members to reach consensus on where to set the rate
14:00 GMT: USD - Fed Chair Yellen Certificate - That testifies to the semi-annual monetary policy report before the House Financial Services, in Washington, DC
15:15 GMT: CAD - Boc Press Conference - quarterly, after the publication of the Report BOC monetary policy
October 2, 2013 - Binary Options Daily Market News
There was a partial shutdown of the U.S. government , no decision has been made regarding the Affordable Care Act . Up to 800,000 public employees do not work and many services that have been closed. USA is very close to reaching its debt ceiling and must come up with solutions to reduce costs . Investors are trying to consider the consequences but it does not seem too worried and thinks that the impact of the shutdown will be limited. U.S., European and Asian stocks rise. Hang Seng is about 1%, the Dow Jones closed higher by 0.41 % and S & P 500 rose 0.8 %. Shares in Tokyo , but they are sNikkei 225 closed lower by 2.17% , as investors react to Abe's sales tax increase .
WTI fell yesterday as demand reduction is expected because the shutdown may cause a decline in economic growth. Stocks are also disclosed later today and is expected to be higher. Gold no longer appears to be a safe haven , and significantly reduced the government shutdown . Investors think ahead and still hesitant , somehow narrows monetary stimulus is still affected. The Chinese market is closed for holidays and demand for gold is thinner .
Today's Top Stories :
11.45 GMT: EUR - Interest Rate Decision - Six members of the European Central Bank ( ECB ) Executive Board and the 16 governors of the central banks of the euro area vote on where to set the speed . Traders watch interest rate changes closest short-term interest rates are the primary factor in currency valuation.
12.15 GMT: USD - ADP Nonfarm Employment Change - ADP National Employment Report jemíra monthly change in non-farm , private employment , based on payroll data, around 400,000 corporate customers in the USA . Version , two days before the government data is a good indicator of government non-farm payroll report.
12.30 GMT: CZK - ECB Press Conference - Conference is přibližněhodinu long and has two parts. First, the prepared statement to read, pakkonference is open press questions . Press conference focuses on the factors that influenced the ECB rate decision and discusses the overall economic outlook and inflation. Most importantly, it provides guidance about future monetary policy.
19.30 GMT: USD - Fed's Bernanke speaks - The head of the Fed , which controls short-term interest rate has a greater impact on the U.S. dollar value than any other person. Traders watch his speeches closely as they are often used to drop hints about future monetary policy.
The following Bernanke's speech on Friday , U.S. stocks ended mixed , S & P 500 closed 0.03 % lower while the Dow Jones closed 0.17% higher. Bernanke said that a significant improvement in the U.S. economy, but the recovery is still in progress. He also supported the current program of quantitative easing . His comments were positive , and he said adaptive policy will be maintained until needed . During the first day of trading in 2014 , Asian stocks fell after China HSBC came out low and Yen showed strength. Nikkei closed 2.35% lower and the Hang Seng fell 0.46% . European stocks open higher today , the DAX up 0.22% , the FTSE 100 is up 0.23% and the CAC 40 was up 0.01 % .
After reaching a monthly low, WTI sinking because of the possibility of further increase in deliveries in Libya Sharara field has resumed production. Prices also fell after data from China ( including Non - Manufacturing PMI and HSBC Services PMI ) showed the economy moving at a slower pace , which could lead to a potential decline in demand. Gold prices rose today as its low cost is still attracting buyers in Asia. Traders should focus FOMC meeting minutes and Nonfarm Payroll figure is released later this week.
Today's main event:
09.00 GMT : EUR - Services PMI - measures aktivitetsnivåav purchasing managers in the services sector .
09.30 GMT : GBP - Services PMI - measures aktivitetsnivåav purchasing managers in the services sector .
15.00 GMT : USD - ISM Non - Manufacturing Employment - calculated as an indicator of the overall economic condition of the non - industry. NMI is a composite index based on the diffusion indexes for four of the indicators with equal weights : Activity (seasonally adjusted ) , New Orders (seasonally adjusted ) , Employment (seasonally adjusted ) and supplier deliveries.
15.00 GMT : USD - ISM Non - Manufacturing PMI - a composite index is calculated as an indicator of the overall economic condition of the non- industry
21.45 GMT : NZD - Trade - measures the difference in value between imported and exported goods and services during the reporting period.
Investors increased bets on products meeting the most in eight months as signs of U.S. economic recovery has strengthened demand prospects and drove rallies in crude oil, cotton, copper and gold.
"People accept the fact that we have a growing economy, and there is evidence that the economic data," saidSal Gilbertie, who helps manage $ 69 million of assets, president and chief investment officer of Teucrium Trading LLC inSanta-Fe, New Mexico. "It gives people a reason to believe that there will be strong economic demand for base products."
October 3, 2013 - Binary Options Daily Market News
Chinese Non - Manufacturing PMI came out strong , showing continuous improvement in the Chinese economy after the Asian stock has increased ; Hang Seng 0.8% increase in confirmed up after Prime Minister Abe, Japan's Nikkei 225 0.09% as stocks still fell short . To 8% sales tax . Both the U.S. and European shares were lower due to U.S. government shutdown . Dow Jones closed 0.39 % lower than the S & P 500 fell by 0.07 % .
Presented by the political situation in WTI oil inventories are expected to increase , but gains were limited as much and the price is now falling . Gold , which causes the dollar to fall in with the U.S. debt crisis is expected to have more business . U.S. ADP Non-farm employment change in use is also increasing the demand is less than expected, came out yesterday .
Today's Top Events :
08,30 GMT: GBP - Services PMI - which measures the level of activity of purchasing managers in the services sector . 50 indicates expansion in the sector, with a reading , a reading below 50 indicates contraction . There may be an important indicator of overall economic performance , managers are starting to buy their company's performance to watch these surveys closely followed by traders who represented entry .
12.30 GMT: USD - Continuing jobless claims - who are not eligible for unemployment benefits under the unemployment insurance measures the number of individuals .
12.30 GMT: USD - initial jobless claims - which measures the number of individuals who filed for unemployment insurance for the first time last week . The U.S. economy is represented , but the initial market impact varies from week to week .
14.00 GMT: USD - ISM Non - Manufacturing Index - rates of employment, production, new orders , prices , supplier deliveries, and inventories relative level of business conditions . A survey of about 400 purchasing managers in the manufacturing sector, data on non- summation . On the index , a level above 50 indicates expansion , below indicates contraction .
16,30 GMT: USD - FOMC Member Fisher Speaks - Dallas President and Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voting member ( 2008 and 2011) Richard Fisher of the Federal Reserve Bank to speak it . In his speech that the members of the FOMC interest rate benchmark closely as possible in the direction of monetary policy over the next sucanegalu responsible for Viewing .
U.S. stocks rose in the wake of better than expected earnings and deal news. For example, Time Warner rejected the takeover bid by the 21 Century Fox 80 billion dollars, which pushed the stock to rise 17%. The Beige Book showed that economic conditions and labor markets continued to improve. In close session, the benchmark S & P 500 rose 0.42% and higher, and the Dow was higher 0.45% to close at a record level of 15 times this year at 17,138.2. Asian stocks fell slightly across the region. The Nikkei lost 0.06% after the decline in bond yields in the euro area and the U.S. dollar fell to 101,48 ¥ from 101,68 ¥. Hang Seng Index lost 0.01%. European stocks are lower after the imposition of new sanctions on Russia by the United States and the European Union, bring Ukraine back into the spotlight. Currently, the CAC 40 index down 0.53%, while the index of London's FTSE 100 rose 0.42% and shut down Germany's DAX is lower by 0.32%.
Rose WTI crude rising after data from the EIA. Inventories fell by 7.5million barrels, an amount higher than expected. In addition, it is unlikely to resume oil exports before August due to pressure buyers for discounts of two Libyan ports, which have recently been re-opened. Gold prices rose after better than expected data from China, said yesterday. The actual increase in demand has also been attracting investors to the low price. The price is falling again, as traders assess softens comments on the tightening of monetary policy and the U.S. data coming in later in the day.
Today the most important events:
09.00 GMT: EUR - Consumer Price Index - measures the change in prices of goods and services from the consumer's perspective
12.30 GMT: USD - Building Permits - measure the change in the number of new building permits issued by the government
12.30 GMT: USD - Unemployment Claims - measures the number of individuals who filed for unemployment insurance for the first time during the past week
14.00 GMT: USD - Philly Fed Manufacturing Index - rates the relative level of general business conditions in Philadelphia
23.50 GMT: JPY - Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes - a detailed record of the meeting of the Bank of Japan policy development, and contains in-depth insights into the economic conditions that influenced the decision on where to set interest rates.
October 4, 2013 - Binary Options Daily Latest News
Most stocks end lower than the U.S. government is still ongoing . The Hang Seng fell 0.37% and the Nikkei 225 is still falling ( down 0.94% ) after tax increases sales Abe . U.S. shares closed down , with the Dow Jones fell 0.9% .
WTI is trading slightly lower as fears that there could be a tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico. The price of gold rose after the disappointing ISM non-manufacturing index , which came to 54.4 which was lower than expected. We are currently negotiating a finely can continue moving sideways for the rest of the day.
Today Main Events :
Interim : JPY - interest rate decision - council members policy the Bank of Japan (BOJ ) to reach a consensus on where to set the rate. Traders watch interest rate changes closely as short term interest rates are the paramount factor in currency valuation .
Interim : JPY - Bank of Japan Press Conference - The Bank of Japan (BOJ ) conference examines the factors that affect interest rate decision most recent global economic outlook , inflation and offers ideas on future monetary policy decisions .
12:30 GMT : USD - FOMC Member Fisher speaks - Dallas Federal Reserve President and Federal Open Market Committee ( FOMC ) voting member (2008 and 2011 ) Richard Fisher is speaking. FOMC members are responsible for setting the benchmark interest rate and their speeches are closely watched for indications on the future possible direction of monetary policy .
13:15 GMT : USD - FOMC Member Dudley Speaks - Federal Reserve Bank of New York serves as vice president and a permanent member of the Federal Open Market Committee ( FOMC ) voting member (2009 - 2013) William C. Dudley is speaking. FOMC members are responsible for setting the benchmark interest rate and their speeches are closely watched for indications on the future possible direction of monetary policy .
13:30 GMT : USD - FOMC member Stein speaks - Jeremy C. Stein served as a board member of the Federal Open Market Committee ( FOMC ) voting member ( 2012-2018 ) . Stein is talking about . FOMC members are responsible for setting the benchmark interest rate and their speeches are closely watched for indications on the future possible direction of monetary policy .
