REVIEW OF SCHOLARSHIP
TUESDAY, September 21, 2010
(1) SUMMARY OF THE SCENARIO:
Asian stock markets closed with mixed, buoyed by solid gains on Wall Street. The investors believe in a slow U.S. economic growth rather than recession. All await the release of the meeting of the Federal Reserve. It is speculated that the central bank may adopt further measures to stimulate the economy, but most analysts do not expect further relaxation, but speculation has helped lift prices of U.S. bonds.
JAPAN: Japanese shares rose in the morning in Tokyo, with technology stocks supported gains in their U.S. counterparts, but closed down. Investors were cautious about the tension between China and Japan, after Tokyo extended the detention of a boat captain accused of deliberately forcing his trawler in two Japanese patrol vessels. Automakers that have exposure to China were the most affected. Nissan Motor rose 0.3% despite announcing plans to double its annual production capacity of vehicles in China in 2012.
CHINA: China shares were slightly higher, as most investors cautious ahead of the break of three days for the Fall Festival begins Wednesday. Hong Kong finally broke the 22,000 points level (last time in April). China allowed a sharp change in parity between the yuan-dollar, setting a new record, before the holiday weekend.
EUROPE: European markets opened up.
Highlight for the devaluation of the Italian bank UniCredit (the CEO threatened to resign) while BNP Paribas (CEO said the company would not need to raise more capital) and Safran (agreed to acquire Identity Solutions Inc) valued.
(2) AGENDA OF THE MARKET:
TODAY:
USA:
9:30 - Housing Starts (number of houses that began to be built) and Building Permits (how many permits for the construction of buildings were granted) in August.
15.15 - Disclosure of the new level of basic American interest.
AGENDA WEDNESDAY:
USA: 11.30 - Inventories of American Petroleum.
EUROPA: Industrial New Orders (orders to industry in the euro area).
UNITED KINGDOM: disclosure of the minutes from its latest monetary policy meeting, at which time the BoE has kept the benchmark interest rate at 0.50%.
GERMANY: No provision is the dissemination of economic indicators.
(3) WORLD INDEX (6:50 a.m.):
ASIA
Australia: -0.17%
Nikkei: ---%
Hong Kong: +0.03%
Shanghai Composite: -0.38%
EUROPE
London - FTSE: 0.38%
Paris Cac 40: +0.56%
Netherlands: +0.50%
Frankfurt - Dax: +0.47%
Madrid IBEX: +1.05%
Zurich: +0.14%
Milan Mib: +0.56%
Moscow RTS: +0.95%
OIL
BRENT: -0.10%
WTI: -9.56%
METALLIC COMMODITIES
COPPER: +0.18%
NICKEL: -0.15%
INDICES AMERICAN FUTURE
Dow: +0.15%
S & P: +0.07%
NASDAQ: +0.14%
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