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GLOBAL FINANCIAL DATA (09/29/2010)
REVIEW OF SCHOLARSHIP
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 29, 2010
(1) SUMMARY OF THE SCENARIO:
Many stock markets in Asia closed higher, with Hong Kong and Tokyo among top gainers, after publication of economic data as the Chinese manufacturing activity, which showed a high continuity that has lasted five months, reassuring investors that the China will not face a slowdown in the short term. He also collaborated in the rise on Wall Street Tuesday, with increasing expectations that the Federal Reserve to promote a new round of quantitative easing to retrieve the slowdown in the U.S. economy.
JAPAN: In Tokyo market rose after better-than-expected Tankan Manufacturing Index of showing that the sentiment among large manufacturers in the country will have a faster pace than expected, however, companies became more cautious in their outlook for the next quarter, due to the influence of the yen and increased uncertainty about the global economy. Benefited from this session exporters and manufacturers of cars, despite the strong yen. Highlighting that subiru Shinsei Bank 5.2% after raising its net profit forecast for the fiscal year end in March 2013 to Y51 billion (forecast Y32 billion), citing aggressive cost reduction as the main reason.
CHINA: In China, Shanghai seemed not to react to the PMI data, with closing virtually unchanged (industrial activity in China accelerated for the second consecutive month, hitting its highest growth rate since April). Analysts believe that strong data should reinforce the view that Beijing would review the policy tightening implemented earlier this year. Roles of Chinese mining companies took advantage of the weakening U.S. dollar and closed higher.
EUROPE: Most European stock markets opened high, but returning back initial gains. Featured negative for shares of Swedish fashion retailer Hennes & Mauritz fell sharply after the third-quarter earnings disappointed investors of the company (23% increase in third-quarter profit, but the results were below market expectations). Highlight positive for oil giant BP which sold $ 3.5 billion of securities and to the engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce after winning an upgrade from Morgan Stanley. Economic sentiment across the euro area improved in September, rose to 103.2 from a revised reading of 102.3 in August. Economists polled by Dow Jones Newswires had forecast a drop of the index to 101.5.
(2) AGENDA OF THE MARKET:
TODAY:
BRAZIL:
15:00 - ABB (Tender Offer) of Embratel (EBTP4) to acquire shares of NET (NETC4).
USA:
11:30 - Inventories of U.S. weekly oil.
AGENDA FOR TOMORROW:
U.S.: 09:30 - Initial Claims (claims for state unemployment), final number of GDP and its deflator, 10:45 - Chicago PMI (level of industrial activity in the region).
EUROPE: Consumer Price Index - CPI (monthly indicator of consumer inflation in Europe).
UNITED KINGDOM: No provision is the disclosure of economic indicators.
GERMANY: Unemployment Rate (rate of unemployment in Germany).
(3) WORLD INDEX (7:10 a.m.):
ASIA
Australia: -0.49%
Nikkei: +0.67%
Hong Kong: +1.22%
Shanghai Composite: -0.03%
EUROPE
London - FTSE: -0.33%
Paris Cac 40: -0.25%
Netherlands: -0.23%
Frankfurt - Dax: -0.39%
Madrid IBEX: -1.03%
Zurich: -0.20%
Milan Mib: -0.35%
Moscow RTS: +0.90%
OIL
BRENT: +0.41%
WTI: +0.34%
METALLIC COMMODITIES
COPPER: +0.34%
NICKEL: +0.24%
INDEX FUTURES AMERICAN
Dow: -0.15%
S & P: -0.15%
NASDAQ: -0.10%
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 29, 2010
(1) SUMMARY OF THE SCENARIO:
Many stock markets in Asia closed higher, with Hong Kong and Tokyo among top gainers, after publication of economic data as the Chinese manufacturing activity, which showed a high continuity that has lasted five months, reassuring investors that the China will not face a slowdown in the short term. He also collaborated in the rise on Wall Street Tuesday, with increasing expectations that the Federal Reserve to promote a new round of quantitative easing to retrieve the slowdown in the U.S. economy.
JAPAN: In Tokyo market rose after better-than-expected Tankan Manufacturing Index of showing that the sentiment among large manufacturers in the country will have a faster pace than expected, however, companies became more cautious in their outlook for the next quarter, due to the influence of the yen and increased uncertainty about the global economy. Benefited from this session exporters and manufacturers of cars, despite the strong yen. Highlighting that subiru Shinsei Bank 5.2% after raising its net profit forecast for the fiscal year end in March 2013 to Y51 billion (forecast Y32 billion), citing aggressive cost reduction as the main reason.
CHINA: In China, Shanghai seemed not to react to the PMI data, with closing virtually unchanged (industrial activity in China accelerated for the second consecutive month, hitting its highest growth rate since April). Analysts believe that strong data should reinforce the view that Beijing would review the policy tightening implemented earlier this year. Roles of Chinese mining companies took advantage of the weakening U.S. dollar and closed higher.
EUROPE: Most European stock markets opened high, but returning back initial gains. Featured negative for shares of Swedish fashion retailer Hennes & Mauritz fell sharply after the third-quarter earnings disappointed investors of the company (23% increase in third-quarter profit, but the results were below market expectations). Highlight positive for oil giant BP which sold $ 3.5 billion of securities and to the engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce after winning an upgrade from Morgan Stanley. Economic sentiment across the euro area improved in September, rose to 103.2 from a revised reading of 102.3 in August. Economists polled by Dow Jones Newswires had forecast a drop of the index to 101.5.
(2) AGENDA OF THE MARKET:
TODAY:
BRAZIL:
15:00 - ABB (Tender Offer) of Embratel (EBTP4) to acquire shares of NET (NETC4).
USA:
11:30 - Inventories of U.S. weekly oil.
AGENDA FOR TOMORROW:
U.S.: 09:30 - Initial Claims (claims for state unemployment), final number of GDP and its deflator, 10:45 - Chicago PMI (level of industrial activity in the region).
EUROPE: Consumer Price Index - CPI (monthly indicator of consumer inflation in Europe).
UNITED KINGDOM: No provision is the disclosure of economic indicators.
GERMANY: Unemployment Rate (rate of unemployment in Germany).
(3) WORLD INDEX (7:10 a.m.):
ASIA
Australia: -0.49%
Nikkei: +0.67%
Hong Kong: +1.22%
Shanghai Composite: -0.03%
EUROPE
London - FTSE: -0.33%
Paris Cac 40: -0.25%
Netherlands: -0.23%
Frankfurt - Dax: -0.39%
Madrid IBEX: -1.03%
Zurich: -0.20%
Milan Mib: -0.35%
Moscow RTS: +0.90%
OIL
BRENT: +0.41%
WTI: +0.34%
METALLIC COMMODITIES
COPPER: +0.34%
NICKEL: +0.24%
INDEX FUTURES AMERICAN
Dow: -0.15%
S & P: -0.15%
NASDAQ: -0.10%
terça-feira, 28 de setembro de 2010
GLOBAL FINANCIAL DATA (09/28/2010)
REVIEW OF SCHOLARSHIP
TUESDAY, September 28, 2010
(1) SUMMARY OF THE SCENARIO:
Asian markets closed mostly lower on Tuesday as investors followed the performance of Wall Street after a four-week high. China's stocks were pressured by worries that Beijing may launch new measures to cool the real estate industry.
JAPAN: The Tokyo market was "heavy" due to a large number of shares, trading ex-dividend, especially pharmaceutical companies. Still hanging on expectation of further measures of monetary policy easing by the Bank of Japan, raising hopes that the yen will not strengthen further (BOJ will discuss additional measures flexibility in its policy board meeting in October). The turnover was low, with investors awaiting the quarterly results from Bank of Japan to be released on Wednesday. Takefuji Corp filed for court protection from creditors under the Corporate Rehabilitation Law of Japan leaving behind 433.6 billion yen (U.S. $ 5.1 billion) in total debts. The shares closed down 32.2%.
CHINA: China devalued shares amid persistent worries that Beijing might launch more tightening measures in real estate to contain a possible housing bubble. Investors are trading with caution in the face of uncertainties about the policies for real estate developers and banks.
EUROPE: European markets falling, especially the French tire manufacturer Michelin (want to sell € 200,000,000 ($ 1.6 billion) of new shares) and Dutch chemical group Akzo Nobel (defined medium-term targets that disappointed investors) among the largest falls. The Irish government said it would spend € 35 billion to assist Anglo Irish Bank, but many doubt his capacity to do so. Bank stocks also fell across Europe with the concerns about public debt that continues to undermine investor confidence. Weighs still expeculaç! To that Moody's might downgrade the debt this week Spain, following the Standard & Poor's and Fitch, which has already cut the debt rating of the country. The British GDP grew 1.2% in the second quarter compared with the first three months of the year and showed a growth of 1.7% over the same period last year.
(2) AGENDA OF THE MARKET:
TODAY:
USA:
11:00 am - Consumer Confidence (confidence of U.S. consumers) in September. Published monthly by the Conference Board conducts interviews to obtain the 5000 index, which is divided into two categories: the country's current economic situation and expectations for the future. The first category represents 40% of the index, while the latter represents 60%.
AGENDA FOR TUESDAY:
USA: 11.30 - Inventories of American Petroleum.
EUROPE: Economic Confidence (consumer confidence in economic activity), Industry Confidence (confidence of executives in the industry), Service Confidence (executive confidence in the service sector) and Consumer Confidence (level of consumer confidence in the Eurozone).
UNITED KINGDOM: Consumer Credit (total volume of consumer credit) and GFK Consumer Confidence (level of UK consumer confidence about the future of the local economy).
GERMANY: No provision is the disclosure of economic indicators.
(3) WORLD INDEX (7:10 a.m.):
ASIA
Australia: -0.11%
Nikkei: -1.12%
Hong Kong: -1.03%
Shanghai Composite: -0.63%
EUROPE
London - FTSE: -0.30%
Paris Cac 40: +0.02%
Netherlands: +0.22%
Frankfurt - Dax: +0.28%
Madrid IBEX: -0.55%
Zurich: -0.07%
Milan Mib: +0.11%
Moscow RTS: -0.43%
OIL
BRENT: -0.18%
WTI: -0.30%
METALLIC COMMODITIES
COPPER: -0.23%
NICKEL: -0.99%
INDEX FUTURES AMERICAN
Dow: +0.21%
S & P: +0.18%
NASDAQ: +0.44%
TUESDAY, September 28, 2010
(1) SUMMARY OF THE SCENARIO:
Asian markets closed mostly lower on Tuesday as investors followed the performance of Wall Street after a four-week high. China's stocks were pressured by worries that Beijing may launch new measures to cool the real estate industry.
JAPAN: The Tokyo market was "heavy" due to a large number of shares, trading ex-dividend, especially pharmaceutical companies. Still hanging on expectation of further measures of monetary policy easing by the Bank of Japan, raising hopes that the yen will not strengthen further (BOJ will discuss additional measures flexibility in its policy board meeting in October). The turnover was low, with investors awaiting the quarterly results from Bank of Japan to be released on Wednesday. Takefuji Corp filed for court protection from creditors under the Corporate Rehabilitation Law of Japan leaving behind 433.6 billion yen (U.S. $ 5.1 billion) in total debts. The shares closed down 32.2%.
CHINA: China devalued shares amid persistent worries that Beijing might launch more tightening measures in real estate to contain a possible housing bubble. Investors are trading with caution in the face of uncertainties about the policies for real estate developers and banks.
EUROPE: European markets falling, especially the French tire manufacturer Michelin (want to sell € 200,000,000 ($ 1.6 billion) of new shares) and Dutch chemical group Akzo Nobel (defined medium-term targets that disappointed investors) among the largest falls. The Irish government said it would spend € 35 billion to assist Anglo Irish Bank, but many doubt his capacity to do so. Bank stocks also fell across Europe with the concerns about public debt that continues to undermine investor confidence. Weighs still expeculaç! To that Moody's might downgrade the debt this week Spain, following the Standard & Poor's and Fitch, which has already cut the debt rating of the country. The British GDP grew 1.2% in the second quarter compared with the first three months of the year and showed a growth of 1.7% over the same period last year.
(2) AGENDA OF THE MARKET:
TODAY:
USA:
11:00 am - Consumer Confidence (confidence of U.S. consumers) in September. Published monthly by the Conference Board conducts interviews to obtain the 5000 index, which is divided into two categories: the country's current economic situation and expectations for the future. The first category represents 40% of the index, while the latter represents 60%.
AGENDA FOR TUESDAY:
USA: 11.30 - Inventories of American Petroleum.
EUROPE: Economic Confidence (consumer confidence in economic activity), Industry Confidence (confidence of executives in the industry), Service Confidence (executive confidence in the service sector) and Consumer Confidence (level of consumer confidence in the Eurozone).
UNITED KINGDOM: Consumer Credit (total volume of consumer credit) and GFK Consumer Confidence (level of UK consumer confidence about the future of the local economy).
GERMANY: No provision is the disclosure of economic indicators.
(3) WORLD INDEX (7:10 a.m.):
ASIA
Australia: -0.11%
Nikkei: -1.12%
Hong Kong: -1.03%
Shanghai Composite: -0.63%
EUROPE
London - FTSE: -0.30%
Paris Cac 40: +0.02%
Netherlands: +0.22%
Frankfurt - Dax: +0.28%
Madrid IBEX: -0.55%
Zurich: -0.07%
Milan Mib: +0.11%
Moscow RTS: -0.43%
OIL
BRENT: -0.18%
WTI: -0.30%
METALLIC COMMODITIES
COPPER: -0.23%
NICKEL: -0.99%
INDEX FUTURES AMERICAN
Dow: +0.21%
S & P: +0.18%
NASDAQ: +0.44%
segunda-feira, 27 de setembro de 2010
GLOBAL FINANCIAL DATA (09/27/2010)
REVIEW OF SCHOLARSHIP
MONDAY, Sept. 27, 2010
(1) SUMMARY OF THE SCENARIO:
Asian shares started the week and animated rose on Monday as investors following the mood on Wall Street on Friday. U.S. economic data has met the expectations in September, easing concerns about a possible recession. Australia came at the expense of banks and commodities.
JAPAN: Tokyo Stocks rose at the expense of gains on Wall Street and in expectation of a weaker yen, with a possible government intervention if the dollar falls below 84 yen. Exporters led the highs. The Japanese government is studying programs that calls for spending additional tax of up to 55 billion U.S. dollars to offset the stronger yen and help boost the stagnant economy, using only excess funds in tax revenues above the expected and non-use of Fund resources from the 2009 budget.
CHINA: Chinese Market opened on the rise, after remaining closed due to the Mid-Autumn Festival. Hong Kong opened sharply higher influenced banks and real estate. Hang Seng remains high five months. The Chinese government announced measures to curb property expeculação. Cities that did not meet the requirement for affordable housing will be prevented from offering land for luxury housing. The new measures were not considered "hard", but is a strong sign that if there is a real estate recovery, you are likely a more rigorous action.
EUROPE: European markets opened with gains, boosted by strong winds from Wall Street the previous session. Highlight for Wal-Mart, Vivendi, Unilever (Alberto Culver Co. will buy for $ 3.7 billion and become the world leader in hair conditioners, the second largest shampoo) and Nestle (announced the creation of a new subsidiary focused on promoting nutritional health, help prevent and treat diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease). M3 Money Supply, showed a growth of 1.1% in August from 0.2% in July, before an anticipated increase of 0.4% in the Eurozone. The three-month average annual growth rose to 0.5% in the period from June to August, compared to 0.1% in the period from May to July. Private Sector Loans (Private Loans) grew at an annual rate of 1.2% in August from 0.8% in July.
(2) AGENDA OF THE MARKET:
TODAY:
USA:
09:30 - Chicago Fed National Activity Index (level of economic activity in Chicago) in August.
11.30 - Dallas Fed Manufacturing (manufacturing activity in the region) in September.
AGENDA FOR TUESDAY:
U.S.: 11:00 am - Consumer Confidence (confidence of American consumers).
EUROPE: There are no plans to release economic indicators.
UNITED KINGDOM: Current Account (current account balance), Final GDP (GDP).
GERMANY: German GfK Consumer Climate (level of consumer confidence in the German economy), German Prelim CPI (consumer price expectations in German).
(3) WORLD INDEX (7:05 a.m.):
ASIA
Australia: +1.52%
Nikkei: +1.39%
Hong Kong: +1.00%
Shanghai Composite: +1.41%
EUROPE
London - FTSE: +0.02%
Paris Cac 40: +0.23%
Netherlands: +0.46%
Frankfurt - Dax: +0.21%
Madrid IBEX: -0.26%
Zurich: +0.33%
Milan Mib: +0.21%
Moscow RTS: +0.32%
OIL
BRENT: -0.13%
WTI: +0.09%
METALLIC COMMODITIES
COPPER: -0.63%
NICKEL: +0.45%
INDEX FUTURES AMERICAN
Dow: +0.21%
S & P: +0.15%
NASDAQ: +0.14%
MONDAY, Sept. 27, 2010
(1) SUMMARY OF THE SCENARIO:
Asian shares started the week and animated rose on Monday as investors following the mood on Wall Street on Friday. U.S. economic data has met the expectations in September, easing concerns about a possible recession. Australia came at the expense of banks and commodities.
JAPAN: Tokyo Stocks rose at the expense of gains on Wall Street and in expectation of a weaker yen, with a possible government intervention if the dollar falls below 84 yen. Exporters led the highs. The Japanese government is studying programs that calls for spending additional tax of up to 55 billion U.S. dollars to offset the stronger yen and help boost the stagnant economy, using only excess funds in tax revenues above the expected and non-use of Fund resources from the 2009 budget.
CHINA: Chinese Market opened on the rise, after remaining closed due to the Mid-Autumn Festival. Hong Kong opened sharply higher influenced banks and real estate. Hang Seng remains high five months. The Chinese government announced measures to curb property expeculação. Cities that did not meet the requirement for affordable housing will be prevented from offering land for luxury housing. The new measures were not considered "hard", but is a strong sign that if there is a real estate recovery, you are likely a more rigorous action.
EUROPE: European markets opened with gains, boosted by strong winds from Wall Street the previous session. Highlight for Wal-Mart, Vivendi, Unilever (Alberto Culver Co. will buy for $ 3.7 billion and become the world leader in hair conditioners, the second largest shampoo) and Nestle (announced the creation of a new subsidiary focused on promoting nutritional health, help prevent and treat diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease). M3 Money Supply, showed a growth of 1.1% in August from 0.2% in July, before an anticipated increase of 0.4% in the Eurozone. The three-month average annual growth rose to 0.5% in the period from June to August, compared to 0.1% in the period from May to July. Private Sector Loans (Private Loans) grew at an annual rate of 1.2% in August from 0.8% in July.
(2) AGENDA OF THE MARKET:
TODAY:
USA:
09:30 - Chicago Fed National Activity Index (level of economic activity in Chicago) in August.
11.30 - Dallas Fed Manufacturing (manufacturing activity in the region) in September.
AGENDA FOR TUESDAY:
U.S.: 11:00 am - Consumer Confidence (confidence of American consumers).
EUROPE: There are no plans to release economic indicators.
UNITED KINGDOM: Current Account (current account balance), Final GDP (GDP).
GERMANY: German GfK Consumer Climate (level of consumer confidence in the German economy), German Prelim CPI (consumer price expectations in German).
(3) WORLD INDEX (7:05 a.m.):
ASIA
Australia: +1.52%
Nikkei: +1.39%
Hong Kong: +1.00%
Shanghai Composite: +1.41%
EUROPE
London - FTSE: +0.02%
Paris Cac 40: +0.23%
Netherlands: +0.46%
Frankfurt - Dax: +0.21%
Madrid IBEX: -0.26%
Zurich: +0.33%
Milan Mib: +0.21%
Moscow RTS: +0.32%
OIL
BRENT: -0.13%
WTI: +0.09%
METALLIC COMMODITIES
COPPER: -0.63%
NICKEL: +0.45%
INDEX FUTURES AMERICAN
Dow: +0.21%
S & P: +0.15%
NASDAQ: +0.14%
sexta-feira, 24 de setembro de 2010
GLOBAL FINANCIAL DATA (09/24/2010)
REVIEW OF SCHOLARSHIP
FRIDAY, Sept. 24, 2010
(1) SUMMARY OF THE SCENARIO:
Bad news of the economies of Europe and USA, as well as weakness on Wall Street helped to decrease in most Asian markets on Friday.
JAPAN: Declining markets in Tokyo were prominent, with investors nervous about the trend strong yen and rising tensions with China over the maritime accident, which resulted in the arrest of a captain of a trawler Chinese by Japanese authorities. Concerns intensified after Japan's Minister of State for Economic and Fiscal Policy Banro Kaieda alert for "serious risk" of the episode because there was a slowdown in trade and tourism with China. Stocks in Tokyo closed lower due to the disappointment of investodores speculating on further intervention by Japanese authorities in exchange. The U.S. dollar also closed down. Azar of exporters who fell once again this session.
CHINA: Hong Kong stock market closed higher with fewer businesses and the Shanghai Stock Exchange is closed due to the holiday spot. President Barack Obama has asked the Chinese premier Wen Jiabao to take quick action to resolve the imbrólio on the value of Chinese currency, because China insists on keeping its currency artificially weak. Obama made it clear that the United States protects its economic interests.
EUROPE: European stocks fell Friday, despite the surprising rise in German business sentiment on the global economy rose to 106.8 in September, down from 106.7 in August. That news boosted the euro.
The French national statistics office revised up in the second quarter GDP growth to 0.7% against 0.6% previously reported. Banks fall as tech sector rise.
(2) AGENDA OF THE MARKET:
TODAY:
USA:
9.30 - Durable Good Orders (volume of orders and deliveries of durable goods in the period) in August.
10h00 - Speech by Elizabeth Duke (member of the Federal Open Market Committee).
11:00 - New Home Sales (number of new homes with a commitment to sell) in August.
17h00 - Speech by Ben Bernanke (Federal Reserve Chairman).
AGENDA FOR MONDAY:
USA: There are no plans to release economic indicators.
EUROPE: M3 Money Supply (details of means of payment including currency in circulation, deposits and mutual funds for short and long term), Private Loans (rate loans to the private sector).
UNITED KINGDOM: No provision is the disclosure of economic indicators.
GERMANY: No provision is the disclosure of economic indicators.
(3) WORLD INDEX (7:05 a.m.):
ASIA
Australia: -0.61%
Nikkei: -0.99%
Hong Kong: +0.33%
Shanghai Composite: ---%
EUROPE
London - FTSE: -0.38%
Paris Cac 40: -0.51%
Netherlands: -0.52%
Frankfurt - Dax: -0.43%
Madrid IBEX: -0.38%
Zurich: -0.33%
Milan Mib: -0.50%
Moscow RTS: -0.32%
OIL
BRENT: +0.35%
WTI: +0.60%
METALLIC COMMODITIES
COPPER: +0.47%
NICKEL: +0.90%
INDEX FUTURES AMERICAN
Dow: + 18%
S & P: +0.17%
NASDAQ: +0.30%
FRIDAY, Sept. 24, 2010
(1) SUMMARY OF THE SCENARIO:
Bad news of the economies of Europe and USA, as well as weakness on Wall Street helped to decrease in most Asian markets on Friday.
JAPAN: Declining markets in Tokyo were prominent, with investors nervous about the trend strong yen and rising tensions with China over the maritime accident, which resulted in the arrest of a captain of a trawler Chinese by Japanese authorities. Concerns intensified after Japan's Minister of State for Economic and Fiscal Policy Banro Kaieda alert for "serious risk" of the episode because there was a slowdown in trade and tourism with China. Stocks in Tokyo closed lower due to the disappointment of investodores speculating on further intervention by Japanese authorities in exchange. The U.S. dollar also closed down. Azar of exporters who fell once again this session.
CHINA: Hong Kong stock market closed higher with fewer businesses and the Shanghai Stock Exchange is closed due to the holiday spot. President Barack Obama has asked the Chinese premier Wen Jiabao to take quick action to resolve the imbrólio on the value of Chinese currency, because China insists on keeping its currency artificially weak. Obama made it clear that the United States protects its economic interests.
EUROPE: European stocks fell Friday, despite the surprising rise in German business sentiment on the global economy rose to 106.8 in September, down from 106.7 in August. That news boosted the euro.
The French national statistics office revised up in the second quarter GDP growth to 0.7% against 0.6% previously reported. Banks fall as tech sector rise.
(2) AGENDA OF THE MARKET:
TODAY:
USA:
9.30 - Durable Good Orders (volume of orders and deliveries of durable goods in the period) in August.
10h00 - Speech by Elizabeth Duke (member of the Federal Open Market Committee).
11:00 - New Home Sales (number of new homes with a commitment to sell) in August.
17h00 - Speech by Ben Bernanke (Federal Reserve Chairman).
AGENDA FOR MONDAY:
USA: There are no plans to release economic indicators.
EUROPE: M3 Money Supply (details of means of payment including currency in circulation, deposits and mutual funds for short and long term), Private Loans (rate loans to the private sector).
UNITED KINGDOM: No provision is the disclosure of economic indicators.
GERMANY: No provision is the disclosure of economic indicators.
(3) WORLD INDEX (7:05 a.m.):
ASIA
Australia: -0.61%
Nikkei: -0.99%
Hong Kong: +0.33%
Shanghai Composite: ---%
EUROPE
London - FTSE: -0.38%
Paris Cac 40: -0.51%
Netherlands: -0.52%
Frankfurt - Dax: -0.43%
Madrid IBEX: -0.38%
Zurich: -0.33%
Milan Mib: -0.50%
Moscow RTS: -0.32%
OIL
BRENT: +0.35%
WTI: +0.60%
METALLIC COMMODITIES
COPPER: +0.47%
NICKEL: +0.90%
INDEX FUTURES AMERICAN
Dow: + 18%
S & P: +0.17%
NASDAQ: +0.30%
quinta-feira, 23 de setembro de 2010
GLOBAL FINANCIAL DATA (09/23/2010)
REVIEW OF SCHOLARSHIP
THURSDAY, Sept. 23, 2010
(1) SUMMARY OF THE SCENARIO:
Asian shares had minor falls on Thursday after weakening on Wall Street. The markets in Japan, South Korea, China and Hong Kong remained closed on account of holidays.
JAPAN: Tokyo markets remained closed on account of the Autumn Equinox (SHUUBIN IN HI) when it begins the fall. This week the temples all have special prayers and visit graves of relatives. In currency markets the U.S. dollar closed down despite the reduced local activity, being the expectation of further intervention by Japanese authorities to weaken the yen. A meeting is planned between the U.S. president, Barack Obama and Prime Minister of Japan, Naoto Kan tonight to discuss this situation.
CHINA: Chinese financial markets closed and only reopened on Monday, in continuation to the Mid-Autumn Festival, which symbolizes the harvest and family reunions. The Chinese worship the moon, offering drinks, fruit and food in the streets, expressing their gratitude for the good harvest and asking the goddess of the moon that brings good luck.
EUROPE: Europe surrenders to gains after disappointing data from the private sector, figures showed a sharp slowdown in September, showing concern for the region's economic recovery. Investors used the excuse to sell stocks with increased sovereign credit.
(2) AGENDA OF THE MARKET:
TODAY:
USA:
9:30 - Initial Claims (claims for state unemployment), weekly.
11:00 - Leading Indicators (already published several indexes, such as claims for unemployment benefits, cost of manpower and construction permits) in August.
11:00 - Existing Home Sales * home sales in the country) in August.
AGENDA FOR THURSDAY:
USA: 9.30 - Durable Good Orders (volume of orders and deliveries of consumer durables, 11:00 - New Home Sales (number of new homes with a commitment to sell).
EUROPE: There are no plans to release economic indicators.
UNITED KINGDOM: No provision is the disclosure of economic indicators.
GERMANY: IFO - Business Climate (business confidence); IFO - Expectations (current conditions and business expectations for the next six months).
(3) WORLD INDEX (7:20 a.m.):
ASIA
Australia: +0.11%
Nikkei: ---%
Hong Kong: ---%
Shanghai Composite: ---%
EUROPE
London - FTSE: -0.97%
Paris Cac 40: -1.07%
Netherlands: -0.91%
Frankfurt - Dax: -0.77%
Madrid IBEX: -0.82%
Zurich: -0.74%
Milan Mib: -0.91%
Moscow RTS: -0.32%
OIL
BRENT: -1.12%
WTI: -0.78%
METALLIC COMMODITIES
COPPER: +0.47%
NICKEL: +0.90%
INDEX FUTURES AMERICAN
Dow: -0.41%
S & P: -0.53%
NASDAQ: -0.29%
THURSDAY, Sept. 23, 2010
(1) SUMMARY OF THE SCENARIO:
Asian shares had minor falls on Thursday after weakening on Wall Street. The markets in Japan, South Korea, China and Hong Kong remained closed on account of holidays.
JAPAN: Tokyo markets remained closed on account of the Autumn Equinox (SHUUBIN IN HI) when it begins the fall. This week the temples all have special prayers and visit graves of relatives. In currency markets the U.S. dollar closed down despite the reduced local activity, being the expectation of further intervention by Japanese authorities to weaken the yen. A meeting is planned between the U.S. president, Barack Obama and Prime Minister of Japan, Naoto Kan tonight to discuss this situation.
CHINA: Chinese financial markets closed and only reopened on Monday, in continuation to the Mid-Autumn Festival, which symbolizes the harvest and family reunions. The Chinese worship the moon, offering drinks, fruit and food in the streets, expressing their gratitude for the good harvest and asking the goddess of the moon that brings good luck.
EUROPE: Europe surrenders to gains after disappointing data from the private sector, figures showed a sharp slowdown in September, showing concern for the region's economic recovery. Investors used the excuse to sell stocks with increased sovereign credit.
(2) AGENDA OF THE MARKET:
TODAY:
USA:
9:30 - Initial Claims (claims for state unemployment), weekly.
11:00 - Leading Indicators (already published several indexes, such as claims for unemployment benefits, cost of manpower and construction permits) in August.
11:00 - Existing Home Sales * home sales in the country) in August.
AGENDA FOR THURSDAY:
USA: 9.30 - Durable Good Orders (volume of orders and deliveries of consumer durables, 11:00 - New Home Sales (number of new homes with a commitment to sell).
EUROPE: There are no plans to release economic indicators.
UNITED KINGDOM: No provision is the disclosure of economic indicators.
GERMANY: IFO - Business Climate (business confidence); IFO - Expectations (current conditions and business expectations for the next six months).
(3) WORLD INDEX (7:20 a.m.):
ASIA
Australia: +0.11%
Nikkei: ---%
Hong Kong: ---%
Shanghai Composite: ---%
EUROPE
London - FTSE: -0.97%
Paris Cac 40: -1.07%
Netherlands: -0.91%
Frankfurt - Dax: -0.77%
Madrid IBEX: -0.82%
Zurich: -0.74%
Milan Mib: -0.91%
Moscow RTS: -0.32%
OIL
BRENT: -1.12%
WTI: -0.78%
METALLIC COMMODITIES
COPPER: +0.47%
NICKEL: +0.90%
INDEX FUTURES AMERICAN
Dow: -0.41%
S & P: -0.53%
NASDAQ: -0.29%
quarta-feira, 22 de setembro de 2010
GLOBAL FINANCIAL DATA (09/22/2010)
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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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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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