REVIEW OF SCHOLARSHIP
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 22, 2010
(1) SUMMARY OF THE SCENARIO:
Asian stock markets closed with mixed Wednesday, with the roles of the Hang Seng leading the real estate industry for more than a recovery, maintaining the pattern of five-month high, but the Japanese closed lower, with the appreciation of the yen against the declaration EDF that was ready to do more to restore the U.S. economy.
JAPAN: The Nikkei closed down, with Japanese exporters in decline because of the strengthening of the yen against the U.S. dollar. All eyes were on the Japanese authorities to see if they would interfere in the market to weaken the yen again. Japan on Wednesday urged an emergency meeting with senior Chinese in an attempt to cool the situation on the arrest of the captain of a Chinese fishing trawler after a collision with Coast Guard vessel earlier this month near a group of islands in dispute in the East China Sea. Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Tuesday called for the immediate release of those detained, claiming to be an illegal arrest.
CHINA: Hong Kong closed more than a session high for the fourth consecutive time, pulled by the actions of the real estate sector, after the Fed said it would keep interest rates low for an extended period. Interest rates in Hong Kong, whose currency is pegged to the U.S. dollar move in tandem with the policy of the U.S. reference rates. Market in Shanghai closed due to the Mid-Autumn Festival, which celebrates the final harvest and celebrate the happiness.
EUROPE: European stocks fall on Wednesday as worries about sovereign debt, disappointment over inaction of the Federal Reserve and the fall in revenue from investment banking at Deutsche Bank. Members of the Bank of England Monetary worried about the economic recovery, voted overwhelmingly (8-1) to keep the rate unchanged at 0.5% and also keep the program to buy assets of 200 billion pounds (313,300 million U.S. dollars). Portugal sold € 750,000,000 ($ 997,100,000) of government bonds. The total was the lower limit of the government's intention to sell 750 million to 1 billion euros in bonds. € 450,000,000 of bonds were four years with a yield of 4.695%, 300 million of 10-year bonds with a yield of 6.242%. Total bids for the titles of three years exceeded supply 3.5 times. Requests the industry in the euro zone disappointed (published: -2.4%, expected: -1.2% Previous: 2.4%)
(2) AGENDA OF THE MARKET:
TODAY:
USA:
11:30 - Oil Inventories U.S. weekly.
AGENDA FOR THURSDAY:
USA: 9.30 - Initial Claims (claims for state unemployment), 11:00 - Leading Indicators (already published several indexes, such as claims for state unemployment, cost of manpower and construction permits) 11:00 - Existing Home Sales ( home sales in the country).
EUROPE: Purchasing Managers Index Services (service activity), Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (manufacturing activity level), Purchasing Managers Index Composite (activity level of the sectors of manufacturing, services and construction).
UNITED KINGDOM: No provision is the disclosure of economic indicators.
GERMANY: Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (manufacturing activity level), Purchasing Managers Index Services (level of economic activity in the services sector of Germany).
(3) WORLD INDEX (8:35 a.m.):
ASIA
Australia: +0.21%
Nikkei: -0.37%
Hong Kong: +0.21%
Shanghai Composite: ---%
EUROPE
London - FTSE: -0.55%
Paris Cac 40: -1.11%
Netherlands: -0.96%
Frankfurt - Dax: -1.03%
Madrid IBEX: -2.15%
Zurich: -0.68%
Milan Mib: -1.42%
Moscow RTS: -0.45%
OIL
BRENT: +0.94%
WTI: +3.67%
METALLIC COMMODITIES
COPPER: +0.64%
NICKEL: +0.22%
INDEX FUTURES AMERICAN
Dow: -0.23%
S & P: -0.29%
NASDAQ: -0.38%
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